Djurgarden 1-4 Juventus

STOCKHOLM, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Juventus qualified for the Champions League beating Djurgarden 4-1 on Wednesday to seal a 6-3 aggregate win.

The Italians, finalists in 2003, had only managed a 2-2 draw

after trailing at home a fortnight ago but they proved too

strong for the Swedish champions with goals by Alessandro Del

Piero, David Trezeguet and Pavel Nedved.

Playing aggressively from the start, Juventus captain Del

Piero opened the scoring on 10 minutes when he volleyed home a

Ruben Olivera from inside the box following a defensive mistake

by Markus Karlsson.

Djurgarden equalised nine minutes later when midfielder

Johan Arneng fired a long cross shot past keeper Gianluigi

Buffon.

French striker David Trezeguet put Juventus back in front in

the 34th minute and came very close to adding a second goal two

minutes later but Djurgarden keeper Dembo Tourray saved the ball

with his legs.

Czech Nedved, who missed the first leg through injury,

extended Juventus's lead to 3-1 early in the second half from a

free kick by Del Piero.

Djurgarden then seemed to run out of steam and Trezeguet

added his second goal of the match with four minutes to play.