Sami Khedira scored his first goal for Juventus as the Serie A champions came from behind to beat bottom side Bologna 3-1 in Turin.
The visitors took a shock early lead through Anthony Mounier, but posed virtually no attacking threat from that point onwards. Alvaro Morata headed in an equaliser prior to half-time and on a penalty after the break, which was converted by Paulo Dybala.
The forward then set up his former Real Madrid team-mate Khedira - whose Juve career was stalled by a pre-season leg injury - to head home on his league debut.
It was a vital win for Massimiliano Allegri's men, who had won only one of their opening six Serie A games having claimed the title for four straight seasons, while Bologna have lost six of their seven matches.
It was his strike partner Dybala who stepped up and confidently sent Mirante the wrong way with his penalty.
Juve were in total control and Morata forced Mirante to tip his shot over the bar having found space in the box following Khedira's pass.
The third goal was coming and it duly arrived after 63 minutes. Morata delivered an accurate delivery from the left channel and Khedira planted a firm header back across goal and into the corner.
Pogba shot just over with a late free-kick attempt as Bologna were unable to provide anything by way of a response. Indeed, the early goal was their only shot on target.
