Value Assessment
Key Insights
European Race
Juventus in position 4 - competing for European qualification
Medium impactAway Specialist
Juventus exceptional away form: 5 wins in last 8 away matches (62% win rate)
Medium impactMatch Normality
Minor irregularities detected
Match Info
Davide Massa
Recent Form
Cagliari
Hellas Verona
4-0
Juventus
1-0
AC Milan
0-1
Pisa
2-2
Roma
1-0
Hellas Verona
4-0
Juventus
1-0
AC Milan
0-1
Pisa
2-2
Roma
1-0
Roma
0-2
Fiorentina
2-1
Genoa
0-3
Cremonese
2-2
Torino
2-1
Roma
0-2
Hellas Verona
4-0
Fiorentina
2-1
Juventus
1-0
Genoa
0-3
Juventus
Atalanta
0-3
Parma
4-1
Monaco
0-0
Cagliari
0-1
Sassuolo
3-0
Lazio
2-2
Napoli
3-0
Benfica
2-0
Cremonese
5-0
Lecce
1-1
Atalanta
0-3
Parma
4-1
Monaco
0-0
Cagliari
0-1
Sassuolo
3-0
Lazio
2-2
Atalanta
0-3
Parma
4-1
Monaco
0-0
Napoli
3-0
Sidelined Players
Cagliari
7 out
+2 more
Juventus
2 out
Head-to-Head (Last 10)
League Signals
Final Words
Cagliari
<p>With 20 rounds played, the contrast in football standings underscores the challenge ahead for Cagliari, who sit 16th on 19 points, while Juventus occupy 4th place with 39 points. The gap between the sides sets the tone for what lies ahead.</p> <p>Cagliari approach this contest under pressure, hovering just above the drop zone and searching for consistency. Their recent form has been worrying, with three defeats in their last six matches across all competitions highlighting ongoing struggles to build momentum.</p> <p>Those issues are reflected in a broader trend, as Cagliari have managed just two wins in their last 16 Serie A outings. While home advantage at the Sardegna Arena can be significant, results have not always followed performances, and margins for error are becoming increasingly thin as the season progresses.</p> <p>History also heavily favours the visitors. Cagliari’s record against Juventus is bleak, having suffered 28 defeats in 39 Serie A meetings.</p> <p>More recently, Juventus have asserted clear dominance, remaining unbeaten in their last nine league games against the Rossoblù and avoiding defeat in 27 of their last 28 Serie A encounters overall. The scale of their recent superiority is a defining backdrop to this clash.</p> <p>Such statistics inevitably shape the psychological landscape of this fixture, particularly for a home side already battling confidence issues. A 3–5–2 formation with Gennaro Borrelli and Zito Luvumbo in attack is expected against Juventus.</p>
Juventus
<p>Juventus sit in fourth place on 40 points, six points adrift of the summit, arriving in Sardinia with plenty of confidence. The Bianconeri have already collected 11 league wins from 20 matches, a return that reinforces their status as one of Serie A’s most consistent sides this season.</p> <p>Away from home, they have been particularly impressive of late, winning their last three Serie A matches on the road while keeping a clean sheet in each of those victories. That away form underscores their reliability on the road this season.</p> <p>From a tactical perspective, Cagliari may be forced into a cautious approach, prioritising defensive organisation and hoping to capitalise on isolated moments, whether through set pieces or counter-attacks. That approach would seek to exploit any lapse in Juventus’ usually solid structure.</p> <p>However, breaking down Juventus’ well-drilled back line has proven difficult for most opponents, especially given the visitors’ recent run of clean sheets away from home. The pattern of clean sheets away from home is a growing hallmark of their season.</p> <p>Having claimed back-to-back victories [WWDWW] following the 5-0 win over Cremonese on Monday night, the Old Lady will be looking to pick up three wins in a row here.</p> <p>On paper, the balance tilts firmly towards the visitors, but with pressure mounting at both ends of the table, this fixture carries significance far beyond its apparent mismatch.</p> <p>A <strong>3—4—2—1</strong> formation with <strong>Lois Openda</strong> in attack is expected against Cagliari.</p>