Form and Line-up Torino
Torino are no longer fighting for anything and are simply playing out the season for their own enjoyment. The only motivation is the home stands, and to be fair that works very well. The hosts have won four of their last five home matches, slipping up only against champions Inter Milan (2:2). Simeone has been particularly impressive, scoring in each of those games.
Key numbers for Torino:
Torino rank 16th for possession (44.2%).
Torino are ninth in expected goals (45).
Torino are third for accurate long passes (24.9).
Probable Torino line-up (3-4-3): Alberto Paleari — Saul Coco, Luca Marianucci, Enzo Ebosse — Marcus Pedersen, Cesare Casadei, Gvidas Gineitis, Rafa Obrador — Nikola Vlasic, Giovanni Simeone, Duvan Zapata
Absentees: Zakaria Aboukhlal, Tino Anjorin, Ardian Ismajli (all – injury)
Form and Line-up Juventus
In their previous match Juventus themselves wiped out all their efforts over the season. At their own stadium the team contrived to lose 0:2 to league underdogs Fiorentina, dropping down to sixth place as a result. The reasons are already typical for this side — lack of focus and the problematic Di Gregorio. The Italian goalkeeper has somehow conceded 46% of all goals from the very first shot on target. Yildiz also still seems to be drifting around — his last goal contribution came only in March.
Key numbers for Juventus:
Juventus are fourth for possession (57.6%).
Juventus are second in xG (67).
Juventus are third for big chances missed (64).
Probable Juventus line-up (4-5-1): Michele Di Gregorio — Pierre Kalulu, Federico Gatti, Lloyd Kelly, Andrea Cambiaso — Manuel Locatelli, Khephren Thuram, Francisco Conceicao, Weston McKennie, Kenan Yildiz — Dusan Vlahovic
Absentees: Arkadiusz Milik (injury), Gleison Bremer (suspension)
Who Will Referee the Match
Luca Zufferli (Italy)
Matches – 17 (the Serie A, 2025/26);
Fouls per match on average – 25;
Yellow cards per match on average (including second yellows) – 2.9;
Matches with a red card – 1 of 17;
Matches with a penalty – 7 of 17.
