USMNT's Tim Weah scores for second-straight game, assists Weston McKennie as Juventus earn point vs Parma in Serie A from

USMNT's Tim Weah Continues to Impress in Serie A, Scores and Assists in Juventus Draw

Juventus Held to a 3-3 Draw by Parma

Weah Scores Second Goal in as Many Games

United States men's national team forward Tim Weah continued his impressive start to the season for Juventus, scoring and assisting in a 3-3 draw against Parma in Serie A on Saturday. It was Weah's second goal in as many games for Juventus, who remain unbeaten in the league this season. Weah started the game on the bench but entered in the 60th minute and made an immediate impact. Just three minutes after coming on, he scored a stunning goal to give Juventus the lead. Weah received the ball on the right wing and cut inside, before unleashing a powerful shot that flew into the top corner. Weah followed up his goal with an assist for Weston McKennie's equalizer in the 74th minute. He showed great skill to control a long ball from Giorgio Chiellini, before laying it off for McKennie to score. Despite Weah's heroics, Juventus were unable to hold on for the win. Parma equalized for a third time in the 90th minute, to earn a share of the spoils. The draw leaves Juventus in second place in Serie A, two points behind leaders AC Milan. However, Weah's performance will be a major boost to the team, who will be looking to challenge for the title this season. The 21-year-old has now scored three goals and provided two assists in all competitions for Juventus this season. He has quickly become a key player for the Italian giants, and his performances will be closely watched by USMNT coach Gregg Berhalter. Weah's form is a major boost for the USMNT, who will be looking to qualify for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. The Americans are currently top of the CONCACAF qualifying table, and Weah will be hoping to play a major role in helping them secure a place at the tournament.