It ends 0-1 in front of 7,000 at the Allianz Stadium. Canzi’s Bianconere are waiting for the draw in Nyon to meet their rival. Roma won by a landslide against Sankt Polten (6-1), but were already eliminated
Despite the 1-0 defeat against Manchester United, Juventus Women are in the play-offs of the Women’s Champions League to access the quarter-finals: in the next few hours in Nyon the draws will be held to find out the next opponent: Wolfsburg or Paris FC. The evening at the Allianz Stadium in front of almost 7 thousand spectators was anything but simple, including not only the top figures of the club, the president Ferrero and the CEO Comolli, but also some protagonists of the men’s first team such as McKennie and Spalletti, the latter busy taking notes.
the match
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After a good start, Canzi’s team was reduced by the effectiveness of the English team, capable of finding the opening goal in the quarter of an hour with Park taking advantage of a free central corridor in the narrow area. Manchester United could have doubled their lead a little later, but in the second very chance of the first half Peyraud-Magnin was reactive, defusing Malarda’s shot with a diving save. The Juventus goalkeeper was also the protagonist in the second half, while his teammates made quite a mess in finishing and in the goal area: worth mentioning was a missed attempt by Carbonell and a couple of shots by Vangsgaard which could have had better luck. As well as greater intensity at the end.
Rome greetings with victory
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Already out of the top European competition, Roma closed the first phase of the Women’s Champions League by winning against the Austrian side Sankt Polten, with a large 6-1: a match already directed in the first half by goals from Pilgrim in the 19th minute and Viens in the 33rd minute; in the second half, Viens embellished his evening by scoring again in the 61st and 67th minutes, Dragoni extended the lead in the 76th minute and Corelli was added to the list in the 84th minute with the sixth and final goal of the match. Flag goal in the 88th minute with Aistleitner.
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