Turin: Galatasaray weathered a stunning Juventus fightback and struck twice in extra time to advance to the UEFA Champions League round of 16 on Wednesday, winning 7-5 on aggregate after a second leg at the Allianz Stadium that swung from heartbreak to euphoria and back again across 120 breathless minutes, APA reports citing Trkiye Today. According to Azeri-Press News Agency, Victor Osimhen and Baris Alper Yilmaz scored in extra time to seal a 3-2 defeat on the night that was more than enough for the Turkish champions, who had carried a 5-2 first-leg advantage from Istanbul into a match that very nearly saw it vanish entirely. Ten-man Juventus had erased the three-goal aggregate deficit in regulation through goals from Manuel Locatelli, Federico Gatti, and Weston McKennie, but Galatasaray's composure in the additional 30 minutes ultimately proved decisive. The result sends Galatasaray into the Champions League last 16 for the first time since the 2013-14 season. They will face either Liverpool or Tottenham when the round of 16 draw takes place on February 27. For Juventus, it marks a second consecutive exit at the playoff stage after last season's elimination by PSV Eindhoven, deepening a continental decline for one of Europe's most storied clubs. Juventus, missing suspended defenders Andrea Cambiaso and Juan Cabal as well as injured striker Dusan Vlahovic, came out swinging from the opening whistle under coach Luciano Spalletti, who had urged unity before kickoff. "There are games that are not so much played as composed," Spalletti said. "We know we're in a delicate predicament, but we ask the fans to stay with us because with them by our sides we are stronger." The hosts created the first clear chance inside three minutes when Gatti headed over from close range off a Kenan Yildiz cross. Teun Koopmeiners missed a free header from a Francisco Conceicao delivery shortly after, and Yildiz twice forced saves from Galatasaray goalkeeper Ugurcan Cakir. At the other end, Osimhen, booked early for a foul on McKennie , tested Mattia Perin from close range after being found by an Abdulkerim Bardakci header, but the Juventus goalkeeper held firm. The breakthrough arrived in the 37th minute when Khephren Thuram drew a foul from Lucas Torreira inside the penalty area. Locatelli stepped up and sent Cakir the wrong way, slotting into the bottom right corner to cut the aggregate deficit to two. The first half ended 1-0 after four minutes of added time, much of it consumed by injury stoppages and a yellow card for Juventus reserve goalkeeper Carlo Pinsoglio.