Since returning to the Champions League, Juventus have delivered two thrilling encounters against PSV Eindhoven (3:1) and RB Leipzig (3:2), where they moved away from their traditional defensive style. At home against VfB Stuttgart, they are likely to have numerous opportunities for counter-attacks, as the Germans often push forward with a high line.
Under Thiago Motta's guidance, Juventus have remained unbeaten in 10 matches, securing six victories. In Serie A, they have been impressive, conceding only one goal in eight matches. However, even against Lazio (1:0), who were reduced to 10 men from the 24th minute, the Turin side were not flawless defensively. Without their defensive leader Gleison Bremer and the suspended goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio, they might struggle to withstand pressure from their next opponent.
Neutral viewers are likely still thrilled by Stuttgart's attacking style of play, with 15.46 xG in the Bundesliga, the third-highest in the league. On the other hand, they sit mid-table domestically and have collected only one point in the Champions League following matches against Real Madrid (1:3) and Sparta Prague (1:1). Without key defender Dan-Axel Zagadou, they are unlikely to keep a clean sheet after eight matches.
The clash between Juventus and VfB Stuttgart could be the most entertaining fixture of the day in the Champions League. We recommend considering bets on plenty of goals: there will be goals in Turin.
