Capello reveals how Juventus turned things around in the second half

Juventus secured a remarkable 4-4 draw against Borussia Dortmund last night, despite the German side appearing to be comfortably on course for a 4-2 victory. The match highlighted the Bianconeri’s renewed determination, demonstrating a team that no longer accepts defeat. This resilient spirit has become a defining characteristic of the squad, and it is a quality that supporters greatly admire. Fans can now anticipate consistent results, as Juventus shows the ability to fight until the final whistle.

Juventus Shows Resilience and Determination

The first half of the contest ended in stalemate, with neither Juventus nor Borussia Dortmund able to establish control. However, the second half produced an extraordinary sequence of goals, with both teams combining for eight strikes. This sudden surge in attacking play completely altered the dynamics of the match, illustrating the impact of tactical adjustments and the introduction of key players.

Fabio Capello offered insight into Juventus’ improved performance, explaining the effect of tactical changes and personnel decisions. He said via Tuttomercatoweb, “In the second half the team was more lively, they moved better. They put the opponent in difficulty, especially with the introduction of Vlahovic. He created problems with his pace; before, he wasn’t there, and there wasn’t even any depth. He was the key. So, well done to Igor Tudor, who corrected the team on the fly, and well done to Vlahovic. Of course, if I’d conceded a goal like Kelly’s at the end with all four defenders watching the ball… (laughs, ed.) But it was the first.”