Juve lost 1-0 on Tuesday via Gonzalo Garcia's second half winner for Real Madrid.
Afterwards, Tudor revealed: “I have to compliment the boys, we followed the plan that was determined before the game. It was a certain type of strategy, against a team that we knew what level they were. They eventually gave, there were ten of those who asked to be replaced.”
Specifically asked about Kenan Yildiz, he also said: “Ten asked to be replaced, poor man stretched out and I was afraid that he would be injured. I wanted to change in a little more offensive. I was afraid to be a less, I congratulated the boys: they gave what they could give at top-level teams, it is a school to learn.
About the improvements after their earlier defeat to Manchester City, Tudor also said: “It was a game that was prepared in a different way, in a different context.
“That was a game that did not count, it did it: we prepared it differently. We knew that was really strong, but we had a few chances: we suffered, but that's good. I congratulated the boys.”