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Juventus deliver updates on Cambiaso’s injury – Expected recovery time revealed Juventus wingback Andrea Cambiaso suffered muscle elongation during Sunday’s 1-1 draw against Bologna. The 25-year-old was enjoying his best outing in months on his return to the Renato Dall’Ara after being impeded by recurring ankle problems since December. He produced the assist for Khephren Thuram’s opener and scored a goal himself that was ruled out for a marginal offside call. However, Cambiaso’s outing ended on a disappointing note, as he was hooked off in the middle of the second half after feeling some discomfort in his thigh. ............ The Italy international arrived at J|Medical Centre on Monday to undergo necessary clinical tests. The results have confirmed that the player has picked up a new injury, albeit a slight one. “Andrea Cambiaso, following the muscle discomfort felt during the Serie A match against Bologna, underwent diagnostic tests this Monday morning at J|Medical that showed an elongation of the rectus femoris of the left thigh,” revealed the note published on the official Juventus website. ............ Hence, Cambiaso will remain out of action for at least one week, which rules him out of the vital showdown against Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico. The two sides are currently on par in points, alongside Roma, while Bologna are only one point behind the trio, in what is shaping up to be an epic race for the all-important fourth place. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-deliver-updates-on-cambiaso-injury-expected-recovery-time-revealed/

Juventus stance on Tudor future revealed after 1-1 Bologna draw Monday’s reports suggest that Igor Tudor’s future with Juventus is still undecided following Sunday evening’s 1-1 draw with Bologna in Serie A, but much still depends on the team’s qualification for the Champions League. ............ The result means that there are now four teams, separated by one point in the table, fighting for one spot in the top four which will bring qualification to the 2025-26 Champions League. Juve, Roma and Lazio are all level on 63 points, with Bologna just behind on 62 with three games to go. ............ Tudor is unlikely to be in charge of Juventus next season if the team does not achieve Champions League qualification at the end of the 2024-25 campaign. However, finishing the 2024-25 season in the top four will not necessarily guarantee Tudor’s future with Juventus either, as the Bianconeri want firm guarantees from their next permanent head coach, which Tudor has not been able to prove in just six games. Either way, Tudor will still be in charge for the Club World Cup kicking off in mid-June, and it is unlikely that any official announcements regarding th next head coach before then. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/juventus-tudor-stance-revealed-after-bologna/

Cambiaso suffers new injury setback, but three Juventus stars pushing for return vs Lazio Juventus have been dealt a new blow as Andrea Cambiaso was forced to leave the pitch while carrying a knock. ............ Nevertheless, the 25-year-old was put on his best display in a while on Sunday evening as the Bianconeri took on Bologna in a vital showdown in the race for fourth place which ended in a 1-1 draw. Cambiaso produced the assist for Khephren Thuram’s opener and then scored a goal that was ruled out for a marginal offside. He also found success against his former teammate Riccardo Orsolini. ............ Cambiaso suffered a muscle issue in the quadriceps of his left leg. He will certainly undergo the necessary medical tests in the coming hours to shed more light on his condition. Igor Tudor will be hoping it is nothing serious, as he can ill-afford new injury blows, especially ahead of Saturday’s crucial contest against Lazio. But three Bianconeri players could make their returns to action against the Biancocelesti. The first is Dusan Vlahovic who has been out with a physical problem he picked up in Parma a couple of weeks ago. Teun Koopmeiners is also pushing for a return. The Dutch midfielder has been ruled out of action for the past few weeks due to an Achilles tendon injury. Finally, Federico Gatti, who has been on the sidelines for around a month, might also make a timely return to action. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/cambiaso-suffers-new-injury-setback-but-three-juventus-stars-pushing-for-return-vs-lazio/

Bologna 1 - Juventus 1: Initial reaction and random observations Juventus knew the situation when they took the field for warmups Sunday night at the Stadio Renato Dall’Ara. With Lazio and Roma both winning earlier in the day, they needed some sort of positive result to get back into fourth place after the two Roman sides’ wins resulting in the Bianconeri dropping down into sixth before kickoff. Juventus got one of the positive results that kept them in fourth place, but not the one that had them thinking was possible after Khephren Thuram struck in the ninth minute for his fourth league goal of the season to put his team in front. After that, though, Juventus had to defend — and defend a lot. And with a defense that is nowhere in the same galaxy as one that’s to be considered full strength, that lead looked wobbly for much of the next 45 minutes before Bologna tied things up through Remo Freuler’s deflected shot left Michele Di Gregorio stranded 10 minutes into the second half. It all ended up being a 1-1 draw that has my brain feeling a little bit like Juve are lucky to have gotten a point rather than dropping even more points from a winning position than they already have this season. The point in Bologna means that Juventus are still in fourth place — barely. There are now three clubs sitting on 63 points, with Juventus ahead of Roma and Lazio on goal differential. With Roma continuing to work their magic under Claudio Ranieri and Lazio hosting Juve next weekend, things are bound to get more and more chaotic with three matchdays to go. ............ That was always going to be a problem against a Bologna side that continue to show that they get better as a game goes on. It’s a big reason why they entered Sunday night’s matchup with Juventus having recovered a league-high 17 points from a losing position this season — something that they only added to against Igor Tudor’s side that tried like hell to hold onto their 1-0 lead despite all of the possession that the home side had. But as much as Juve tried to be strong at the back and become just the second team to beat Bologna at the Dall’Ara this season, the home side’s building momentum only gave you a sinking kind of feeling. Then it arrived in the 54th minute, and away went Juve’s lead because of it. ............ Goodness, these next three weeks are going to be much more stressful than they should have been. But this is the bed that Juventus have made for themselves. Now they have to lay in it and try and prevent the Europa League anthem from blaring at the Allianz Stadium next season. ............ RANDOM THOUGHTS AND OBSERVATIONS Do you want to guess which Juventus player attempted the most passes against Bologna? Got your guess? Because here’s the answer: Michele Di Gregorio. Yup, that’s right — Juventus’ goalkeeper attempted the most passes Sunday night. ............ The Alberto Costa chance that went for naught had a higher xG (0.38) than Bologna had in the entire second half (0.30), so what do I even know about this sport sometimes. More fun with passing numbers: Pierre Kalulu completed the most passes of any player against Bologna. It was a grand total of ... 23. Only two Juventus players completed 20 passes or more: Kalulu (23) and Weston McKennie (20). That’s it. That’s the list. The unfortunate blocked shot attempt aside, Veiga put in another big-time effort at the back. He recorded 18 defensive actions, 15 clearances and had a couple of interceptions. That’s obviously partly a by-product of Juve’s ultra-defensive approach in the second half, but man he was all over the place in a game in which he needed to be. ............ This has to be a second half of the season to forget for a lot of players, but Cambiaso has to be up there at the very top. Between all of his ankle issues and now what looked to be some sort of muscle injury that forced him off with 20 minutes to go, it’s just another issue he’s had to deal with on top of everything. ............ Tudor had six outfield players off the bench at his disposal. He used five of them, with only the two backup goalkeepers and a certain Jonas Rouhi the only ones who didn’t play. Seven Bologna players had more touches than any Juventus player. That’s not good. With this draw, Juventus basically have to win out to get into the top four, right? Any more dropped points and you can probably kiss Champions League qualification goodbye. You just can’t afford to rely on others for help at this point. And it’s not like Juve are helping their own cause, either. It just makes you think of all those dropped points this season. Things could have been so much different if even a couple of these 15 draws in the league were turned into wins. But Juve are now feeling the effects of them now — and having to completely grit their teeth to secure a place in the top four because of it. Read more -> https://www.blackwhitereadallover.com/2025/5/5/24423664/juventus-bologna-2025-serie-a-matchday-35-final-score-result-initial-reaction-random-observations

Tudor: ‘Juventus changed for Bologna, content with a point’ Igor Tudor admits he was forced to change his Juventus ideas to take on Bologna and in the circumstances is ‘content with a point’ that sends the fight for fourth down to the wire. The Bianconeri had the perfect start at the Stadio Dall’Ara when Khephren Thuram’s strike went through Lukasz Skorupski, but Remo Freuler equalised with help from a deflection off Renato Veiga to wrongfoot Michele Di Gregorio. ............ “We had prepared differently to most other matches, with a 3-5-2 formation moving into spaces and battling physically,” Tudor said. “We know this is a Bologna side was built over several years, they have a specific type of football, fuelled by enthusiasm especially on home turf that made me decide to prepare it this way. It’s a good point, I am happy with a solid result in a stadium where everyone struggled. “With so many problems, injuries, bans, we did well.” ............ Randal Kolo Muani surprised Bologna by dropping deeper to send Nico Gonzalez forward, with Weston McKennie in a more advanced role too. ............ “We know Bologna attack you man for man, they are a very physical side, so we opted for this approach. Clearly, one always wants to play his football and take the initiative, but with all these problems we had, sometimes you need to make changes.” ............ “The lads gave their all and when you work this hard to balance Bologna’s intensity, it takes something from your sharpness. We created opportunities, but we are content with the point, all things considered.” It means Juventus are still technically in fourth place, but level on points with Roma and Lazio now, while Bologna are one point behind them. ............ “There are three games left and we are still fourth, albeit level on points. We go to Lazio with confidence, then there’s Udinese and Venezia,” added Tudor. “I said before kick-off that whatever the result, nothing will be decided tonight. I am saying the same against Lazio, one game cannot decide everything when there are so many teams crammed together in a few points. ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/tudor-juventus-changed-for-bologna-content/

Juventus Player Ratings vs Bologna: Early Thuram Strike Only Worth One Point Bologna and Juventus shared the spoils in one of the most anticipated Serie A fixtures in the race for the Champions League. Khephren Thuram stunned the Renato Dall’Ara crowds by scoring an early opener, but Remo Freuler pulled off an equalizer in the second period. ............ Juventus (3-4-2-1) Michele Di Gregorio – 6 The Italian goalkeeper didn’t have too many saves to make. He thought he had Freuler’s shot covered, but it deflected off Veiga’s foot. Pierre Kalulu – 5.5 ............ Renato Veiga – 6 ............ Nicolò Savona – 6.5 An impressive performance from the young right-back who had to cover at the back due to an injury crisis. Pulled off several timely interceptions, especially against Riccardo Orsolini. Timothy Weah – 5.5 ............ Manuel Locatelli – 6 The Juventus captain kept things tidy in the middle of the park. He did well to protect the backline, but his presence wasn’t felt in the attacking phase. Khephren Thuram – 7 The French midfielder was lucky to beat Lukasz Skorupski with a tepid shot, but he arguably deserves a goal based on his dynamic display. Andrea Cambiaso – 7 After weeks of underwhelming performances, the Juventus wingback produced a stellar display. Delivered the assist for Thuram, scored a goal that was disallowed for a marginal offiside, and had the better of Orsolini in their enticing duel. But unfortunately for the Italian, he left the pitch after picking up yet another knock. Nicolas Gonzalez – 6 ............ Weston McKennie – 6 ............ Randal Kolo Muani – 6 The PSG loanee fought for the ball all over the pitch, and helped his team bring the ball forward. But he wasn’t too far away from the goal to pose a threat. Substitutes Alberto Costa – 5 ............ Douglas Luiz – N/A Francisco Conceicao – N/A Vasilije Adzic – N/A Samuel Mbangula – N/A . Read more -> https://cultofcalcio.com/juventus-player-ratings-vs-bologna-early-thuram-strike-only-worth-one-point/

Wild Champions League race in Serie A with four teams within one point The 1-1 draw between Bologna and Juventus on Sunday means that Roma and Lazio are now level on points with the Bianconeri, while the Rossoblu are just one point below the top four, but Fiorentina and Milan can still hope. The race for a Champions League spot in Serie A is getting wild and currently sees four teams divided by just one point. ............ Juventus, Roma and Lazio have 63 points after Round 35, while Bologna have 62. ............ If two clubs finish level on points, the head-to-head record counts, but with three games remaining, four for Milan, anything can still happen. Serie A Round 36 will see three more crucial games in the race for the top four: Milan vs. Bologna, Lazio vs. Juventus and Atalanta vs. Roma. Head-to-head record Juventus Advantage over Milan and (so far) Lazio Level with Roma and Bologna Disadvantage with Atalanta and Fiorentina ............ . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/wild-champions-league-race-in-serie-a/

Juventus and Bologna share the spoils in tough Serie A game Juventus were held to a 1-1 draw by Bologna in a match between two clubs competing for fourth place in the league table. In a fixture against direct rivals, it is essential to make a strong start, and Juventus did just that by opening the scoring after nine minutes through Khephren Thuram. ............ After Juve took the lead, the home side began to demonstrate their quality both in and out of possession. The men in black and white struggled to retain the ball for long periods as Bologna dominated possession and appeared intent on capitalising. However, Juve posed the greater threat and had another goal ruled out for offside just before the break. The Bianconeri started the second half with intent to score the next goal of the game and believed they had done so through Andrea Cambiaso, but it was disallowed for offside. This incident spurred Bologna into action, and they equalised shortly afterwards through Remo Freuler. ............ Neither side managed to find a winner, and the points were shared in this crucial fixture for the final Champions League qualification spot. . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/juventus-and-bologna-share-the-spoils-in-tough-serie-a-game/

Player Ratings: Bologna 1-1 Juventus – Thuram hits again, dominating Lucumí Bologna and Juventus shared the spoils at the Dall’Ara on Sunday, producing a 1-1 draw that leaves the race for a Champions League placement wide open. Bologna 1-1 Juventus – Player Ratings Bologna: Skorupski 5; De Silvestri 6 (87′ Calabria N/A), Beukema 7, Lucumi 8, Miranda 6 (67′ Lykogiannis 6); Freuler 7 (80′ Pobega N/A), Ferguson 6; Orsolini 6.5 (87′ Dominguez N/A), Odgaard 5.5 (80′ Castro N/A), Cambiaghi 6.5; Dallinga 6. Coach: Italiano 6. Best Bologna player: Lucumi 8 – ............ Lowest Bologna rating: Skorupski 5 – ............ Bologna coach Italiano: 6 – ............ Juventus: Di Gregorio 6; Savona 6, Renato Veiga 5.5, Kalulu 5.5; Weah 5.5 (86′ Mbangula N/A), Locatelli 6.5 (78′ F Conceiçao N/A), K Thuram 7, Cambiaso 6 (69′ A. Costa 5); Nico Gonzalez 6 (78′ Douglas Luiz N/A), McKennie 6.5; Kolo Muani 5 (86′ Adzic N/A). Coach: Tudor 6. Best Juventus player: Thuram 7 – The Frenchman scored the opening goal at the Dall’Ara and was much more than a mere central midfielder for the Bianconeri. Fourth Serie A goal this season. He touched the ball everywhere on the pitch, from Juventus’ defensive box to their attacking half. ............ Lowest Juventus rating: Kolo Muani 5 – Wasn’t really a threat to Bologna’s defence. Fought hard to find space all over the pitch, but wasn’t present enough inside the box and lost possession 18 times. Alberto Costa deserves the same rating, having missed a big chance, all alone against Skorupski, in the second half. Juventus coach: Tudor 6—With Gatti, Bremer, Cabal, Kelly, and Gatti injured, Tudor had few options in defence and don’t forget Yildiz and Vlahovic in attack. Cambiaso was also forced to be substituted in the second half. The Bianconeri played pretty well in the first half, and their second goal was disallowed for a tight offside after the break. Juventus allowed Bologna to take possession (65% to 35%), but had more expected goals (0.45 to 0.70). They also showed their determination and grit with 19 fouls against Bologna’s six. . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/bologna-juventus-player-ratings-thuram-lucumi/

Serie A | Bologna 1-1 Juventus: Exciting draw creates crazy fight for fourth Remo Freuler replied to the Khephren Thuram opener, as Bologna and Juventus share the spoils to make the fight for fourth place even harder, with four teams in a one-point radius. This was a head-to-head for fourth, as the Bianconeri leapfrogged their rivals last weekend. ............ Juventus broke the deadlock early on when Andrea Cambiaso was allowed to cut inside from the right and spread it to Khephren Thuram, his strike from just outside the area squirming underneath Lukasz Skorupski for a goalkeeping howler. ............ Riccardo Orsolini tried to curl in directly from the corner flag, forcing a difficult Michele Di Gregorio fingertip save, but Weston McKennie ran a huge risk when bundling into the back of Remo Freuler inside the penalty area, the referee waving play on. Bologna were also enraged when Savona handled outside the area, but as his arm was behind him, the referee assumed it was involuntary. As the hosts were pouring forward, Juve had the ball in the net with Nico Gonzalez, but he was offside on the Kolo Muani flick from the long Di Gregorio ball. ............ Cambiaso had the ball in the net on 50 minutes, but again the offside flag had gone up for the strike on the turn, even though VAR showed it was a matter of inches. Instead, Bologna got their equaliser as Cambiaghi stood up a cross from the left by-line, nodded down by Dallinga for Freuler, whose finish from 10 yards took a deflection off Renato Veiga on the way through. It was the veteran midfielder’s first goal of the season. ............ Cambiaghi’s volley was charged down from the edge of the box, but Juve had another big chance when Kolo Muani went over far too easily against Charalampos Lykogiannis, then McKennie found Alberto Costa, who slipped at the crucial moment when he was ready to sweep home from eight yards. Bologna threatened in stoppages when a corner found Cambiaghi for the shot charged down, then Lewis Ferguson fired the rebound over from a tricky angle. Bologna 1-1 Juventus Thuram 9 (J), Freuler 54 (B) . Read more -> https://football-italia.net/serie-a-bologna-1-1-juventus-exciting-draw/

Adzic e Mbangula in campo

É uscito. Infortunato.

Sí

Entra Conceicao

Mi sembra che Weah stia finendo la benzina e dalla sua parte c'é Orsolini.

La nostra intensitá sta calando e sale in cattedra il Bologna

Incredibile Kolo Muani

KHEPHREN THURAM 0-1

Perché gli schemi di Tudor non prevedono esterni con le caratteristiche (fisiche) di Conceicao.

Bologna FC 1909 vs Juventus: Preview and Prediction A decisive clash in the race for Serie A’s top four unfolds at Stadio Renato Dall’Ara on Sunday evening, as Bologna welcome Juventus in a fixture with enormous ramifications. Separated by just one point, the two sides are embroiled in a high-stakes battle not only for European qualification but also for momentum as the season nears its end. ............ Juventus, for all their pedigree and resources, find themselves far from safe. Despite easing past Monza last weekend with goals from Nico Gonzalez and Randal Kolo Muani, their 2-0 win came with a cost. Kenan Yildiz’s red card for violent conduct leaves a hole in their attacking options. That said, the Bianconeri showed resilience to hold firm despite being reduced to 10 men for nearly an hour, securing their third win in five matches under interim boss Igor Tudor. Tudor’s reign has steadied the ship somewhat following a rocky spell, but Juventus’ recent form on the road continues to be a concern. They have picked up just one point from their last three away games, a worrying sign ahead of a trip to one of the league’s most tactically astute sides. The stakes could not be higher — failure to qualify for the Champions League would not only be a sporting failure, but a financial catastrophe for the club, potentially sparking an exodus of key players and instability in the boardroom. ............ The psychological barrier may prove more difficult to overcome than the tactical one. Bologna haven’t beaten Juventus in Serie A since 1998 on home soil, with a 25-match winless streak (D8 L17) weighing on their shoulders. Despite that, their last four head-to-heads have ended in draws, including a 2-2 thriller in December, where they came agonisingly close to ending their long wait for a win. With a daunting run-in featuring Fiorentina, AC Milan, and a cup final, Bologna will be desperate to make a statement here. Juventus, too, cannot afford a slip, as Roma, Lazio, and Fiorentina lurk closely behind. Sunday’s fixture could be the moment that defines both teams’ seasons. The Hard Tackle takes a look at how both sides could line up and what tactics they might employ on the day. Team News & Tactics Bologna FC 1909 ............ Probable Lineup (4-2-3-1): Skorupski; Calabria, Beukema, Lucumi, Miranda; Freuler, Aebischer; Orsolini, Odgaard, Cambiaghi; Dallinga Juventus Juventus head into Sunday’s pivotal clash against Bologna grappling with a host of absentees, especially in defence. The most high-profile suspension is that of Kenan Yildiz, who begins a two-match ban following his red card for violent conduct in last weekend’s win over Monza. In response, Francisco Conceicao, now fully fit, is expected to be drafted into the starting XI to help fill the creative void. In defence, the Bianconeri find themselves in the midst of an injury crisis. Centre-backs Lloyd Kelly and Federico Gatti are both sidelined due to recent knocks, joining long-term absentee Gleison Bremer, who remains out after suffering an ACL injury. With options running thin, head coach Igor Tudor is expected to turn to the adaptable Andrea Cambiaso, who may be featuring in one of his final games for the club, or possibly even Manuel Locatelli, to slot into a makeshift back three alongside Pierre Kalulu and Renato Veiga. Up front, Juventus received a timely boost with the return of Dusan Vlahovic to training. While not expected to start, the Serbian forward could be named among the substitutes. Meanwhile, midfielder Teun Koopmeiners is still recovering from an Achilles tendon issue and is unlikely to be involved in the matchday squad. Despite their limitations, Juventus are expected to maintain their 3-4-2-1 structure. Michele Di Gregorio will retain his place in goal. The back three is anticipated to include Pierre Kalulu on the right, Renato Veiga centrally, and Andrea Cambiaso on the left in a makeshift role. In midfield, Weston McKennie will operate as the right wing-back, with Timothy Weah stationed on the opposite flank. Central midfield will feature Manuel Locatelli, assuming a slightly deeper role, partnered by Khéphren Thuram, who offers physicality and box-to-box presence. In the attacking midfield line, Nico Gonzalez is expected to start alongside Francisco Conceição, both tasked with supporting the lone striker Randal Kolo Muani, who has been in fine form of late, and will be relied upon to lead the line amid injury concerns elsewhere. Probable Lineup (3-4-2-1): Di Gregorio; Kalulu, Veiga, Cambiaso; McKennie, Locatelli, Thuram, Weah; Gonzalez, Conceicao; Kolo Muani Key Stats Juventus are unbeaten in their last 25 Serie A matches against Bologna (W17 D8), their longest active streak without defeat against any opponent in the competition. Bologna’s last victory came over 13 years ago, in February 2011. The last four Serie A meetings between Bologna and Juventus have all ended in draws, with both teams scoring in each. A fifth straight draw would mark the first time since 1978-1980 that the two sides have drawn five top-flight matches in a row. Bologna’s last Serie A home win over Juventus came in November 1998. Since then, they have drawn seven and lost 14 of their 21 home encounters. Notably, Juventus have scored in all of their last eight visits to the Stadio Dall’Ara. A win on Sunday would see Bologna leapfrog Juventus in the standings. In the 20-team Serie A era, Bologna have never been above Juventus with three games to go, underlining the significance of this potential result. Despite their recent win over Monza, Juventus have picked up only one point from their last three league away matches (D1 L2). They are at risk of going four consecutive away games without a win for the first time since the end of last season, when they endured an eight-game winless streak on the road. Player to Watch Randal Kolo Muani With Kenan Yildiz suspended and Dusan Vlahovic only recently returning from injury, the responsibility of leading Juventus’s frontline will fall firmly on Kolo Muani’s shoulders. The 25-year-old has shown he can deliver under pressure, finding the net in crucial moments and offering far more than just goals, his ability to hold up play, link with midfielders like Francisco Conceicao and Nico Gonzalez, and draw defenders out of position will be vital against Bologna’s well-organised back line. What makes Kolo Muani especially dangerous is his knack for exploiting space in behind, an area where Bologna may be vulnerable given their preference to push full-backs forward. His instinctive runs and sharp finishing could punish even the slightest lapse in concentration. ............ Prediction Bologna FC 1909 1-1 Juventus With nerves expected to play a role and recent meetings between the two sides proving closely contested, this could be another tense affair. Juventus’s experience and record in this fixture might give them a psychological edge, but Bologna’s form and hunger should not be underestimated. The Hard Tackle predicts an exciting 1-1 draw between these sides. . Read more -> https://thehardtackle.com/round-up/2025/05/04/bologna-fc-1909-vs-juventus-preview-and-prediction/

Serie A Preview: Bologna vs Juventus – Team News, Line-ups & Prediction Vincenzo Italiano’s charges trail their more esteemed hosts by a single point after a scoreless draw at mid-table Udinese on Monday saw them lose grip on the coveted fourth spot. However, with four games still to go, Bologna remain firmly in contention for a second consecutive Champions League progression. ............ The Turin giants have not lost an away match against the Rossoblu in any competition since 1998 (W17, D7), though their last visit to Renato Dall’Ara produced a goal-glutted 3-3 draw. Another stalemate would hardly benefit either side, yet that’s recently been a common theme in this fixture. Each of the last four meetings between Bologna and Juventus ended level, including a 2-2 draw in December’s reverse clash at the Allianz Stadium. Igor Tudor’s side will be out to buck this trend after defying a numerical disadvantage and 21% second-half possession to beat rock-bottom Monza 2-0 last weekend. Match Preview Bologna ............ Juventus The abovementioned triumph against Monza saw Juventus bounce back from a dismal 1-0 defeat at bottom-half Parma on their last Serie A road trip. That loss remains the only blemish on Tudor’s otherwise near-flawless managerial record since replacing Thiago Motta in the dugout (W3, D1). However, Juventus must do something they’ve failed to achieve all season to remain in the win column. Indeed, they have gone winless in all seven away league matches against teams starting this round in the upper half of the table (D5, L2), highlighting the magnitude of the task ahead. As if that’s not troubling enough, Juventus have only won one road game in Serie A since mid-February (D1, L3), keeping just one clean sheet in that torrid sequence. That narrow 1-0 triumph at perennial strugglers Cagliari remains Juve’s only shutout in ten away league fixtures since the start of December. Team News ............ An ominous-looking defensive crisis at Juventus is going from bad to worse. Federico Gatti and Lloyd Kelly have joined long-term absentees Juan Cabal and Gleison Bremer on the sidelines. Problems keep piling up in attack too. Dusan Vlahovic and Arkadiusz Milik are unavailable for selection. Kenan Yildiz is also out with suspension. Bologna vs Juventus Potential Starting Line-ups Bologna (4-2-3-1): Skorupski; Calabria, Beukema, Lucumi, Miranda; Freuler, Ferguson; Orsolini, Odgaard, Cambiaghi; Dallinga. Juventus (3-4-2-1): Di Gregorio; Kalulu, Veiga, Savona; Weah, Locatelli, Thuram, Cambiaso; McKennie, Gonzalez; Kolo Muani. Bologna vs Juventus Prediction With only six league victories on the road this season, Juventus have struggled away from home, and an injury-depleted squad could be vulnerable to defeat at Dall’Ara. Also, Bologna should brim with confidence, with little to lose and everything to gain in a fiercely contested battle for a top-four finish. Prediction: Bologna to Win . Read more -> https://cultofcalcio.com/serie-a-preview-bologna-vs-juventus-team-news-line-ups-prediction/

Three key battles in Bologna vs Juventus This evening, Bologna and Juventus will cross paths at the Stadio Dall’Ara in a crucial clash for the pivotal 4th place in the Serie A table. The Bianconeri and the Rossoblu aren’t alone in the Champions League race, as Roma, Lazio and Fiorentina are involved as well, but this direct showdown will steal the headlines this week. ............ So let’s take a closer look at three interesting duels that are expected to ensue on Sunday evening. Lewis Ferguson vs Khephren Thuram This will be an interesting battle in the middle of the park between a Juventus summer signing and another who could have joined if it wasn’t for his injury. ............ Riccardo Orsolini vs Andrea Cambiaso Andrea Cambiaso hasn’t been at his best for months, but he’ll have to up his game when he takes on Riccardo Orsolini who has been in sharp form as of late. The winger put Inter to the sword with a last-gasp winner a couple of weeks back, and he’ll be looking to inflict damage against his former club on Sunday. ............ Jhon Lucumi vs Randal Kolo Muani In recent weeks, Jhon Lucumi has been linked with a summer move to Juventus while Randal Kolo Muani’s future is anyone’s guess. Nevertheless, all summer plans will be placed aside this evening when the two players go head to head in a crunch duel. ............ . Read more -> https://www.juvefc.com/three-key-battles-in-bologna-vs-juventus-where-to-watch-the-match/

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