Juventus made their first change on the hour mark with Hasan Salihamidzic replacing Nedved. Buffon comfortably plucked an Adebayor header out of the air.

Amauri and Mauro Camoranesi stepped on to change the front two, while Christian Poulsen and talented young Swede Ekdal transformed the midfield.

Salihamidzic's sudden snapshot brought a save out of Fabianski and Camoranesi's lob landed on the roof of the net, but Adebayor fired over from Bendtner's assist.

The 17-year-old midfielder Fausto Rossi has been appearing regularly in pre-season friendlies and replaced Sissoko late on. Salihamidzic should've done better when he got his head to a Camoranesi free kick, but Juventus still emerged with the 1-0 victory.

Real Madrid beat Hamburg 2-1 in the other match thanks to Ruud Van Nistelrooy and Parrejo replying to Zidan. Due to the way the tournament is structured, Real have five points - three for the win and one for each goal scored.

Juventus are back on the field at 13.30 on Sunday to take on Hamburg. Ranieri's men currently have four points.

Arsenal 0-1 Juventus
Scorers: Trezeguet 37 (J)
Arsenal: Fabianski; Senderos (Gallas 46), Hoyte (Sagna 59), Djorou, Eboue (Walcott 59), Denilson, Gibbs, Ramsey (Diaby 46), Wilshere (Nasri 59), Vela (Adebayor 46), Bendtner
Juventus: Buffon; Grygera, Mellberg, Chiellini, Molinaro; Marchionni (Ekdal 78), Sissoko (Rossi 82), Tiago (Poulsen 78), Nedved (Salihamidzic 61); Iaquinta (Camoranesi 69), Trezeguet (Amauri 69)
Ref: Walton

Salihamidzic’s dismal first touch let him down when sent clear on goal by Alessandro Del Piero and moments later Hamburg threatened a second as Olic skimmed the woodwork. As in the Arsenal game, Juve stepped up the pace in the second half and finally tested Rost with a fierce Amauri header that was palmed away by the goalkeeper.

Vincenzo Iaquinta nearly scored with his first touch, as he sprung the offside trap and Rost came tearing out to block, Amauri’s follow-up cleared off the line. Iaquinta then set up a chance that Marchionni saw saved by Rost’s fingertips.

Camoranesi did hit the back of the net on 79 minutes, but it was incorrectly disallowed for an offside position, as the World Cup winner was level.

Chiellini managed the curious achievement of taking his own teammate out of the game, as his sliding tackle brought down both Molinaro and Zidan, forcing the Juve man off on a stretcher.

Chimenti made up for his earlier error by parrying Aogo’s strike, but could do little on Olic's stoppage-time counter-attack. Moments later Del Piero incredibly gave the ball away from the kick-off and allowed Olic a second, smashed under the bar.

Juventus 0-3 Hamburg
Scorers: Guerrero 19 (H), Olic 92, 93 (H)
Juventus: Chimenti; Zebina (Grygera 46), Legrottaglie, Knezevic (Chiellini 56), Salihamidzic; Camoranesi, Poulsen (Iaquinta 71), Ekdal (Marchionni 52), Rossi (Molinaro 46) (Tiago 87) Del Piero, Amauri
Hamburg: Rost; Boateng, Reinhardt, Benjamin, Atouba; Jarolim (Ben-Hatira 70), De Jong (Putsilo 46), Trochowski; Olic, Guerrero (Aogo 65), Zidan (Torun 87)

Pinturicchio was on fine form and some fancy footwork shook off Ferdinand, while Vincenzo Iaquinta couldn't quite turn his marker when gathering a long ball. Del Piero also rode a Nemanja Vidic tackle that could easily have been a penalty.

Amauri replaced Iaquinta at half-time, while United introduced Darron Gibson and Rafael Da Silva. Del Piero curled a free kick over the bar, but the hosts had their best chance of the game so far five minutes into the second half when a Paul Scholes header into the ground whistled past the near post.

Marco Marchionni came on for a tired Camoranesi and Edwin Van Der Sar smothered a Marchionni effort and Momo Sissoko counter-attack, the former Liverpool midfielder jeered at every touch.

David Trezeguet took over from Del Piero for the final 20 minutes, forging a partnership with Amauri, while teenager Fausto Rossi replaced Salihamidzic. Buffon comfortably held a Gibson strike and Amauri's looping header went over.

It ended goalless at Old Trafford, but was an entertaining enough encounter with many positive aspects for Coach Claudio Ranieri.

Manchester United: Van der Sar, Brown (Rafael 46), Vidic (Evans 78), Ferdinand, Evra; Giggs, Fletcher (Gibson 46), Scholes, O'Shea (Possebon 71), Martin (Silvestre 47); Tevez (Campbell 69)
Juventus: Buffon; Grygera, Legrottaglie, Mellberg, Chiellini; Camoranesi (Marchionni 60), Poulsen (Tiago 89), Sissoko (Ekdal 82), Salihamidzic (Rossi 74); Iaquinta (Amauri 46), Del Piero (Trezeguet 71)

David Trezeguet almost made it 2-0 at full stretch to tip a deflected cross just past the post in what would've been a classic poacher's goal. Poulsen threaded through for Cristian Molinaro to test the goalkeeper at the near post.

Del Piero doubled Juve's advantage with an absolute screamer! The captain exchanged passes with Trezeguet outside the box and unleashed a first-time right-foot missile into the top corner. The Artmedia 'keeper had no chance of getting to the shot, which had a vicious bend as well as power.

Alex was on spectacular form and hooked a loose ball that was going out of play and threaded his pass between two defenders. Piroska had his shot charged down, but Del Piero's inspired through ball that allowed Iaquinta to spring the offside trap was wasted by a poor first touch.

It was 3-0 before half-time, as a free kick was floated into the box by Camoranesi for the powerful Giorgio Chiellini header from seven yards, although Kamenar badly mistimed his run. Buffon made his first save of the night on 43 minutes from Halenar's timid effort.

After the restart Poulsen's strike from a deflected corner stung Kamenar's palms, while Del Piero attempted another curling gem - this time with his left foot - that skimmed the bar. Trezeguet hit the back of the net, but it was ruled out because the ball had already crossed the byline before Camoranesi managed to turn it back.

Artmedia had a great chance on 56 minutes as substitute Fodrek zipped down the left flank and his cross was smothered at the near post by Buffon just inches before Obzera could pounce, while later on Pospech threatened from six yards.

Iaquinta cracked a low right-foot drive against the post from the edge of the penalty area. Amauri replaced Del Piero, who received a standing ovation from the Stadio Olimpico in Turin. Trezeguet was a little hesitant when clear on goal and Del Piero headed Amauri's cross off target.

There were some scares for Juve in the final 10 minutes, as tiredness set in and Artmedia threatened with Oravec. Trezeguet also went close, chesting down a ball over the top to thump just past the far post.

The tie was effectively over in the final minute, as a corner kick found Nicola Legrottaglie unmarked for a free header at the back post.

It could have been five in stoppages, but Kamenar parried Iaquinta's snapshot and Amauri ballooned the follow-up over the bar.

Juventus 4-0 Artmedia
Scorers: Camoranesi 7 (J), Del Piero 26 (J), Chiellini 39 (J), Legrottaglie 90 (J)
Juventus: Buffon; Grygera (Iaquinta 16), Legrottaglie, Chiellini, Molinaro; Camoranesi, Sissoko, Poulsen, Salihamidzic; Del Piero (Amauri 73), Trezeguet
Artmedia Bratislava: Kamenar; Fodrek, Ciskovsky, Salata, Urbanek; Piroska (Obzera 46), Kozak, Velicky, Pedro; Pospech (Oravec 82), Halenar (Glever 69)
Ref: Vassaras (Gre)

Anderson Pedro drilled wide for the home side, but the Bianconeri equalised with Brazilian summer signing Amauri. Nedved's sweeping cross from the left allowed Amauri to peel off his marker and place a cushioned header under the crossbar.

Amauri's effort was deflected wide from close range, then he nearly made the most of a goalkeeping error, but Pospech also drilled off target. After the restart Olympic starlet Marchisio's snapshot was fingertipped round the post by Kamenar and the goalkeeper again got down quickly to prod an Amauri header off the line.

However, a promising Artmedia move saw Pedro's finish deflected out for a corner and a Fodrek header skimmed the upright. Obzera was inspirational for Artmedia and went on a series of zippy runs to torment the Juve back line.

Nedved smashed off target from just inside the box, but Velicky was left totally unmarked at the back post for a free kick and Juve were fortunate he fired wide.

Ranieri made his first changes on 70 minutes, as Sebastian Giovinco and Momo Sissoko replaced Nedved and Camoranesi. By this stage the match had lost much of its intensity, as the 4-0 first leg victory weighed heavily on both teams' minds. Youngster Ariaudo made his Champions League debut for the final moments, but Buffon had to perform a fine save on Kozak to maintain their unbeaten record.

Juventus win 5-1 on aggregate and are back in the Champions League after a two-year absence. Depending on Wednesday's results, the Bianconeri will go into Thursday's draw in either the second or third tier.

Artmedia 1-1 Juventus (1-5 on agg)
Scorers: Fodrek 13 (A), Amauri 24 (J)
Artmedia: Kamenar; Burak, Cisovsky, Salata, Farkas; Pedro (Halenar 83), Velicky; Obzera (Piroska 65), Fodrek, Kozak; Pospech (Cleber 80)
Juventus: Buffon; Grygera, Mellberg, Legrottaglie (Ariaudo 82), Molinaro; Camoranesi (Sissoko 70), Marchisio, Poulsen, Nedved (Giovinco 70); Amauri, Iaquinta
Ref: Medina Cantalejo (Spa)

Anderson Pedro drilled wide for the home side, but the Bianconeri equalised with Brazilian summer signing Amauri. Nedved's sweeping cross from the left allowed Amauri to peel off his marker and place a cushioned header under the crossbar.

Amauri's effort was deflected wide from close range, then he nearly made the most of a goalkeeping error, but Pospech also drilled off target. After the restart Olympic starlet Marchisio's snapshot was fingertipped round the post by Kamenar and the goalkeeper again got down quickly to prod an Amauri header off the line.

However, a promising Artmedia move saw Pedro's finish deflected out for a corner and a Fodrek header skimmed the upright. Obzera was inspirational for Artmedia and went on a series of zippy runs to torment the Juve back line.

Nedved smashed off target from just inside the box, but Velicky was left totally unmarked at the back post for a free kick and Juve were fortunate he fired wide.

Ranieri made his first changes on 70 minutes, as Sebastian Giovinco and Momo Sissoko replaced Nedved and Camoranesi. By this stage the match had lost much of its intensity, as the 4-0 first leg victory weighed heavily on both teams' minds. Youngster Ariaudo made his Champions League debut for the final moments, but Buffon had to perform a fine save on Kozak to maintain their unbeaten record.

Juventus win 5-1 on aggregate and are back in the Champions League after a two-year absence. Depending on Wednesday's results, the Bianconeri will go into Thursday's draw in either the second or third tier.

Artmedia 1-1 Juventus (1-5 on agg)
Scorers: Fodrek 13 (A), Amauri 24 (J)
Artmedia: Kamenar; Burak, Cisovsky, Salata, Farkas; Pedro (Halenar 83), Velicky; Obzera (Piroska 65), Fodrek, Kozak; Pospech (Cleber 80)
Juventus: Buffon; Grygera, Mellberg, Legrottaglie (Ariaudo 82), Molinaro; Camoranesi (Sissoko 70), Marchisio, Poulsen, Nedved (Giovinco 70); Amauri, Iaquinta
Ref: Medina Cantalejo (Spa)