[CL] Djurgarden - Juventus (10 Viewers)
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ya same here.
WHen I clicked that link, I was just taken to the site, asked to install teh Chinese packs, clicked Cancel, and have been waiting now. I did not click any links at all, just some video window opened up and has been buffering since half time kicked off. Id imagine this may be the live game? With the links being like highlights or am I wrong?
WHen I clicked that link, I was just taken to the site, asked to install teh Chinese packs, clicked Cancel, and have been waiting now. I did not click any links at all, just some video window opened up and has been buffering since half time kicked off. Id imagine this may be the live game? With the links being like highlights or am I wrong?
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hampions' League Preliminary Rd, 2nd leg - 25/8/04
Djurgarden 1 - 2 Juventus (3-4 agg) H-T
Del Piero 10 (J), Arneng 19 (D), Trezeguet 33 (J)
Rasunda Stadium, Stockholm
David Trezeguet and Alex Del Piero have given Juve the goals they needed in Sweden, but the Champions' League tie remains in the balance.
The Bianconeri need a victory in Sweden to reach the Champions' League following the shock 2-2 home draw in the first leg. Pavel Nedved was back in action for his first official appearance since suffering a knee injury in Euro 2004, while Gianluigi Buffon was able to start despite a back problem.
Failure to reach the competition proper would be a massive blow for Fabio Capello's side, both in terms of their ambitions and their spending power over the final week of the transfer market.
There was a tense start to the game, as within the first couple of minutes Johannesson fell after what appeared to be an accidental elbow from David Trezeguet.
Juventus broke the deadlock after ten minutes with a well-worked goal. Right winger Ruben Olivera placed a low cross in for Alessandro Del Piero's delightful flick from seven yards. The captain had been roundly insulted after his first leg performance, but scored the opener with a splendid finish with the outside of his left foot.
Djurgarden remained dangerous and soon after Hysen - who had netted in Turin - skipped past both Lilian Thuram and Manuele Blasi before turning his shot just over the bar.
However, Juve were more aggressive and Tourray could only parry Del Piero's shot into the path of Nedved, whose follow-up was also charged down.
Yet it was Djurgarden who drew level on 19 minutes when Hysen caused yet more problems down the left flank and the ball was eventually slammed in from the edge of the box by Arneng.
Juve hit back and Tourray flew to parry Olivera's long-range effort, then Nedved charged into the box on Del Piero's through ball and was cut off by a desperate challenge.
Emerson's looping header dipped just over the crossbar, then Gianluca Zambrotta's spectacular rising drive was palmed out with some difficulty.
Juventus restored their lead on the half-hour mark with David Trezeguet, who struck his volley into the ground from an Alessandro Birindelli cross after it had been touched on by Del Piero.
This was a very important strike, as from here on the Bianconeri could afford to draw and take the tie either to extra time or to victory on the away goals rule.
Moments later they nearly grabbed their third. Zambrotta combined with Nedved and the Italian's cross was met by another fine Trezeguet volley, only this time goalkeeper Tourray was ready for him with a reaction save.
Del Piero was halted for a very dubious offside position, then Zambrotta's combination with the captain concluded with his finish skimming the woodwork.
Djurgarden: Tourray; Concha, Kuivasto, Storm, Karlsson; Arneng, Johansson, Johannesson; Bapupa, Stenman; Hysen
Juventus: Buffon; Birindelli, Thuram, Montero, Zambrotta; Olivera, Blasi, Emerson, Nedved; Trezeguet, Del Piero
Ref: Poll (Eng)
Djurgarden 1 - 2 Juventus (3-4 agg) H-T
Del Piero 10 (J), Arneng 19 (D), Trezeguet 33 (J)
Rasunda Stadium, Stockholm
David Trezeguet and Alex Del Piero have given Juve the goals they needed in Sweden, but the Champions' League tie remains in the balance.
The Bianconeri need a victory in Sweden to reach the Champions' League following the shock 2-2 home draw in the first leg. Pavel Nedved was back in action for his first official appearance since suffering a knee injury in Euro 2004, while Gianluigi Buffon was able to start despite a back problem.
Failure to reach the competition proper would be a massive blow for Fabio Capello's side, both in terms of their ambitions and their spending power over the final week of the transfer market.
There was a tense start to the game, as within the first couple of minutes Johannesson fell after what appeared to be an accidental elbow from David Trezeguet.
Juventus broke the deadlock after ten minutes with a well-worked goal. Right winger Ruben Olivera placed a low cross in for Alessandro Del Piero's delightful flick from seven yards. The captain had been roundly insulted after his first leg performance, but scored the opener with a splendid finish with the outside of his left foot.
Djurgarden remained dangerous and soon after Hysen - who had netted in Turin - skipped past both Lilian Thuram and Manuele Blasi before turning his shot just over the bar.
However, Juve were more aggressive and Tourray could only parry Del Piero's shot into the path of Nedved, whose follow-up was also charged down.
Yet it was Djurgarden who drew level on 19 minutes when Hysen caused yet more problems down the left flank and the ball was eventually slammed in from the edge of the box by Arneng.
Juve hit back and Tourray flew to parry Olivera's long-range effort, then Nedved charged into the box on Del Piero's through ball and was cut off by a desperate challenge.
Emerson's looping header dipped just over the crossbar, then Gianluca Zambrotta's spectacular rising drive was palmed out with some difficulty.
Juventus restored their lead on the half-hour mark with David Trezeguet, who struck his volley into the ground from an Alessandro Birindelli cross after it had been touched on by Del Piero.
This was a very important strike, as from here on the Bianconeri could afford to draw and take the tie either to extra time or to victory on the away goals rule.
Moments later they nearly grabbed their third. Zambrotta combined with Nedved and the Italian's cross was met by another fine Trezeguet volley, only this time goalkeeper Tourray was ready for him with a reaction save.
Del Piero was halted for a very dubious offside position, then Zambrotta's combination with the captain concluded with his finish skimming the woodwork.
Djurgarden: Tourray; Concha, Kuivasto, Storm, Karlsson; Arneng, Johansson, Johannesson; Bapupa, Stenman; Hysen
Juventus: Buffon; Birindelli, Thuram, Montero, Zambrotta; Olivera, Blasi, Emerson, Nedved; Trezeguet, Del Piero
Ref: Poll (Eng)
++ [ originally posted by sallyinzaghi ] ++
ooh I'm gonna keep this. Holdon's first positive comment for the new season
ooh I'm gonna keep this. Holdon's first positive comment for the new season
we are playing much better than the D´s
Just oour def mid is missing something... but overall we have been pressing and trying a lot. If not for the D´s keeper... we could have been leading for 2 or more goals.
