Juventus's Morata scores vs. Real Madrid again in Champions League

For the second time in this semifinal tie, ex-Real Madrid man Alvaro Morata has scored to push his former club to the brink of Champions League elimination.

For the second time in this semifinal tie, ex-Real Madrid man Alvaro Morata has scored to push his former club to the brink of Champions League elimination. 

Morata scored the opener for Juventus in the Italian side's 2-1 win in the first leg in Turin, and he struck again in the second half of the return leg in Madrid on Wednesday. The goal made the game 1-1, with Juventus now holding a 3-2 aggregate lead and, crucially, the same number of away goals as Real Madrid. 

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The goal came from almost nothing, as Arturo Vidal lofted a hopeful ball into the Real Madrid box. However, Paul Pogba was able to get on the end of it, winning a header that fell right to the left foot of Morata. The 22-year-old made no mistake with his finish, and like last time kept his celebrations to a minimum: 

Alvaro Morata haunts his former team yet again, hands Juventus the 3-2 aggregate lead. #UCLonFOX http://t.co/1ZTnd9Xh7r

— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) May 13, 2015

The goal is Morata's fourth in the Champions League this season, and 13th in all competitions. A product of Real Madrid's youth academy, Morata joined Juventus this past summer after finding playing time hard to come by with the defending European champions. However, Real Madrid reportedly has a buy-back clause with Juventus for Morata. They may think about exercising it after this.