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Three 2004-born players scored as Juventus beat Austria Vienna in the Champions League, providing a timely boost after three consecutive Serie A defeats.
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Juventus Turin turned to youth on Thursday night - and the gamble paid off handsomely. Three players born in 2004 found the net as the Italian side beat Austria Vienna in the Champions League, offering a much-needed lift after a grim spell domestically.
Italy's Matilde Pavan, France's Kysha Sylla, and Spain's Julia Bartel all got on the scoresheet, a striking demonstration of the talent emerging through Juve's ranks.
The trio are far from the only youngsters in the side. Danique Noordman and Estela Carbonell also feature prominently, while goalkeeper Larissa Rusek - born in 2005 - underlines just how heavily the club is investing in the next generation.
The European success comes at a crucial moment. Juventus have endured three straight Serie A defeats: a 2-1 loss to AC Milan, a painful 4-2 home reverse against Como 1907, and a 5-2 thrashing at the hands of AS Roma.
That run of results left the club searching for answers - and the emergence of its youngest players in Europe suggests one possible route forward, Footeuses reports.
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