Juventus Women consolidated their position in the Champions League with a decisive victory at Austria Vienna, bringing home a result that coach IsaacGuerrero describes as "justice to the work" carried out by the entire group. The defeat of the opponent, which occurred on the third day of the tournament, allowed the team to demonstrate its growth and ability to face high-level opponents such as Inter and Chelsea.
The coach, after the match, praised the daily work of the players, underlining the constant commitment in training and the determination shown on the pitch. “I know how hard the group works every day and this result does justice to everything they have done in the last four months,” he said, adding that the performance was “very serious” and that he is proud of the girls. Guerrero highlighted the awareness and defensive structure adopted from the first minute, as well as the ability to adapt to an intense and aggressive game, while maintaining the identity of Juventus football.
According to the coach, the team managed defensive transitions effectively and was able to limit the dangers created by the opponents, especially in dead balls. “We were able to adapt without giving up our style of play,” he added, recalling that Austria Vienna had tried to limit possession and attack with great energy. The result, in fact, confirms the solidity of the team in a tournament that requires attention, quality and personality in every match.
Guerrero also commented on the recent difficulties faced against Como, Milan and Roma, underlining that, although football had not returned the same amount of shares, the overall balance in the Champions League is positive. The young team, made up of fifteen new additions and several players with little international experience, is in the process of building a competitive base for the present and the future. “We are trying to build a competitive team in the present, because at Juventus we need to get results immediately, but at the same time we want to lay solid foundations for the future,” he explained.
Finally, Guerrero reassured the fans about his future with the team, declaring that he is not afraid of the path ahead. "I'm not afraid. We experienced three months of the highest level, with a long series of positive results and the conquest of a trophy, before going through a more complicated period," he said. The coach closed by underlining his confidence in the project and in the team, pledging to continue working to help the players reach new goals.