29 September 2022
Juventus Women's defeat of Danish champions Køge in the return leg of the Champions League Round 2 allowed the Bianconere to reach the group stages for a second time in as many seasons since the competition format was expanded.
The draw for the group stages is to be held on Monday 3 October but before then let's take a look at Juve's successful qualifying campaign.
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SMOOTH SAILING | Juventus have won seven and drawn one of their eight UWCL qualifying matches over the last two seasons, scoring 29 goals and conceding just three.
A BURDEN SHARED | Eight players found the net in Round 1 and Round 2 combined this season - only Arianna Carsuo and Sofia Cantore, with two each, scored more than a single goal.
OFF THE MARK | With a goal on 11 minutes in the second leg against Køge, Sara Gunnarsdóttir matched the team's fastest goal scored in UWCL qualifying this campaign, equalling Martina Rosucci, who had scored the season's opener after as many minutes in the Round 1 semi-final against Racing Union Luxembourg.
STANDING FIRM | After scoring with their first shot on target on eight minutes of the first leg, Køge were limited to only five more efforts on the Juve goal over the remaining 172 minutes of regulation time plus stoppages.
HOME FROM HOME | The Giuseppe Moccagatta stadium in Alessandria hosted a UWCL match for the second time, Juve's 2-0 success over Køge reversed the result of the opening match there when Barcelona won 2-0 in season 2019/20.