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BK Hacken Women - Women VS Juventus Women Result Today
BK Hacken Women
10-01 00:45
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BK Hacken Women
Juventus Women
Attacks
72
112
Dangerous Attacks
57
67
Ball Possession
36
64
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4
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End 0-3
90′
O.Graziani
e.schatzer
89′
m.pavan
E.Stolen
88′
0-3
A. Redondo
Assist: J.Bartel
79′
J.Omega
M.Bodin
79′
T. Ölvestad
Thelma palmadottir
77′
0-2
E.Stolen
Assist: e.schatzer
73′
M.Hayashi
A.Sarriegi
72′
F. D´Auria
M.Lenzini
66′
T.Karlsson
A. Selerud
66′
S.Larsen
J. Rybrink
63′
D.Noordman
T.Pinto
57′
0-1
T.Pinto
Assist: A.Sarriegi
55′
Jóhanna Fossdalsá Sørensen
L. Matriano
Halftime 0-0
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Match Info

BK Hacken Women 0-3 Juventus Women — Juventus Women began their UEFA Women's Champions League campaign with a controlled 3-0 away victory over BK Hacken Women in Gothenburg, combining defensive discipline with ruthless finishing.

Juventus take command early

Juventus started with intent, pressing Hacken high and forcing turnovers in dangerous areas. The Italian side's early dominance was rewarded with an opening goal that settled the contest and established the pattern for the evening. Hacken, backed by their home support, tried to respond through quick wing play, but Juventus's back line held firm and rarely allowed clear sights of goal.

By half-time, the visitors had doubled their advantage. The second goal came from a well-worked move that exposed space between Hacken's centre-backs, and from that point Juventus managed the game with maturity. A third goal in the second half sealed a convincing win and gave the Italian giants a strong start to their European campaign.

Key moments

  • Opening goal: Juventus took the lead after sustained pressure, with a composed finish from inside the box.
  • Second before the break: A quick attacking transition doubled the lead and left Hacken with a mountain to climb.
  • Third after the interval: Juventus added a third goal midway through the second half, ending any hope of a Hacken comeback.
  • Defensive resolve: Juventus kept a clean sheet, limiting Hacken to half-chances and long-range efforts.

Tactical story

Juventus set up with a compact midfield and looked to spring forward quickly whenever Hacken lost possession. The front line pressed intelligently, cutting off passing lanes and forcing the Swedish side into rushed clearances. Hacken's full-backs pushed forward in the second half, but that only created more space for Juventus to counter into. The away side's midfield trio controlled the centre of the pitch, while the defence stepped up to catch Hacken's forwards offside on several occasions.

Hacken's coach made changes to try to inject energy, and the home team did enjoy brief spells of possession. However, Juventus's goalkeeper was well protected and made only a few routine saves. The clean sheet was as impressive as the three goals, reflecting a professional and disciplined European away performance.

Standout players

Juventus's attacking players shared the load, with the opening scorer setting the tone and the midfield providing a constant supply of chances. Cristiana Girelli led the line with intelligence, holding up play and bringing team-mates into the game, while Arianna Caruso's energy in midfield helped Juventus win the ball back repeatedly. For Hacken, the goalkeeper made a string of saves to keep the score respectable, and the captain worked tirelessly in midfield despite limited support.

Season impact

The win gives Juventus an important early boost in the UEFA Women's Champions League, especially with tougher fixtures expected later in the campaign. For Hacken, the defeat is a setback, but the group stage offers opportunities to recover. The Swedish side will need to be more clinical in front of goal and more compact defensively if they are to take points from their remaining matches.