Juventus Women 1-1 Hammarby: Match Goes to Extra Time
The UEFA Women's Champions League preliminary round match between Juventus Women and Hammarby is heading into extra time after a 1-1 draw in regular time.
91' - Hammarby Substitution: Persson replaces Janzen.
90' - Extra time begins.
90+3' - Full time ends, heading to extra time.
90'+1 - Carbonell misses a golden opportunity to win: The Juventus number 3, one-on-one with the goalkeeper, wastes the chance and shoots wide.
90' - Three minutes of added time.
89' - Bonansea narrowly misses the goal: The number 11 makes a strong run and her left-footed shot goes just wide of the post.
85' - Chiba's powerful run: The number 22 creates chaos in the Swedish defense, but her cross is intercepted by Carlsson.
81' - Bartel misses: The Juventus number 14 shoots high over the bar.
78' - Godo close to scoring: The number 17's header goes just wide of Andersson's goal.
76' - Juventus double substitution: Serturini and Redondo are replaced by Chiba and Capeta.
74' - Curmark booked: The Hammarby number 5 receives a yellow card for a foul from behind on Godo.
70' - Cooling break.
68' - Hammarby double substitution: Rehnberg and Koivisto are replaced by Curmark and Nyhagen.
65' - Hammarby dangerous: Walter causes problems, but her cross is slightly too long and goes out of bounds.
59' - Juventus double substitution: Pinto and Lenzini are replaced by Bonansea and Noordman.
56' - Juventus improving: Juventus has started the second half better than the Swedish team.
52' - Janzen booked: The Hammarby number 14 receives a yellow card for dissent.
49' - Serturini's shot: The number 15 tries an effort from outside the box, but the ball goes wide of Andersson's goal.
47' - Juventus dangerous: Serturini delivers an interesting cross, but it goes out of bounds.
45' - Second half begins.
47' - End of first half.
47' - Juventus very close to a goal: Following a corner, Salvai takes a powerful shot, but it's deflected and comfortably saved by Andersson.
45' - Two minutes of added time.
43' - Pinto hits the crossbar: Pinto's intended cross strikes the crossbar.
39' - GOAL FOR REDONDO: Following a scramble in the box, Redondo brilliantly scores past Andersson.
38' - Godo tries: Juventus's number 17 attempts a header, but the ball is weak and easily collected by Andersson.
37' - Juventus struggling: Guerrero's team is unable to create chances and appears to be in significant difficulty.
33' - Juventus responds: Redondo attempts a shot in the box, but Andersson makes the save.
30' - Reidy's shot: Hammarby's number 15 tries a shot from distance, but it goes high over the bar.
28' - Hammarby takes the lead: The visitors go ahead with Rehnberg, who expertly finishes from close range.
25' - Another Hammarby chance: Janzen sends in an interesting ball, but Walter can't reach it.
22' - Carbonell tries: Juventus's number 3 attempts a shot, but it goes wide.
18' - Hammarby corner: Janzen breaks down the left flank and wins a corner.
14' - Juventus free-kick: Carbonell wins a free-kick in a dangerous position.
12' - Juventus possession: After a difficult start, the Bianconere are trying to take control of the game.
7' - Hammarby attacking: Lennartsson pushes forward on the right flank and wins a corner.
4' - Juventus in difficulty: Hammarby is dominating possession at the start of the match.
2' - De Jong saves Juventus: The visitors start strongly, with Rehnberg narrowly missing a goal.
1' - Match begins.
20:00 - Here are the official lineups:
Juventus Women (3-4-3): De Jong; Lenzini, Rosucci, Salvai; Bartel, Pinto, Schatzer, Carbonell; Godø, Redondo, Serturini. Coach: Isaac Guerrero
Hammarby Idrottsforening (5-3-2): Walter, Rehnberg; Janzen, Koivisto, Sorum; Reidy, Arnardottir, Bragstad, Carlsson, Lennartsson; Andersson
19:40 - Greetings from Camillo Demichelis, and welcome to the live text commentary of Juventus Women vs. Hammarby Idrottsforening, a match valid for the second preliminary round of the Champions League. After defeating Torreense, the Bianconere are looking for another victory. In their previous match on August 5th, Guerrero's team struggled significantly, and a better performance is expected tonight. The official lineups will be released shortly. Juventus Women aim to continue their European journey with a victory that would bring them closer to qualification. They will face a Swedish team determined to challenge the Bianconere and seize their opportunities. For Isaac Guerrero's team, it will be crucial to approach the game well and maintain high concentration from the very first minutes. The objective is to improve upon their previous performance and secure a positive result.
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