- Juventus and Napoli each have inconsistent form in Serie A 2026/2027 with La Vecchia Signora in 7th (14pts/8 games) and Gli Azzurri in 10th (11pts/8 games).
- Juventus have scored 1.25 goals per game and conceded 1.00 per game at home in Serie A 2026/2027.
Tight tussle expected at Allianz Stadium
Juventus FC have won twice, drawn twice and lost once in their last five games across all competitions after their latest 2-2 home draw with Stade Rennes in the UEFA Europa League and a 2-0 away win over Lecce in Serie A 2026/2027. Luciano Spalletti's men have been playing a more direct game, counter-pressing and looking to transition quickly, but Napoli have a flexible structure that is more about control and discipline than pressing.
Napoli are also in mixed form after a 4-3 home win over FK Bodo Glimt in the UEFA Champions League and a wild 3-3 Serie A draw with AS Roma. Massimiliano Allegri's compact, pragmatic side can be tough to break down and they have the discipline to pick a moment to strike.
Juventus are the slight favourites to win at 19/20 with Napoli at 53/20 and the draw at 51/20. It should be close, but La Vecchia Signora are the likelier winner on the day as they have won 2, drawn 1 and lost 1 at home in Serie A 2026/2027, so we will lean on the game being tight and the value in the under and both teams to score markets.
Goals could be at a premium
Under 2.5 goals at 87/100 and Both Teams to Score - Yes at 3/4 will be our main selections for Sunday's Serie A clash at Allianz Stadium, Italy, as the two sides are playing different types of football at the moment.
The visitors have been scoring plenty of away goals so far in Serie A 2026/2027, averaging 1.25 per match, but they haven't been converting those chances into points and have only won one of their four games on the road.
Juventus should make this interesting by trying to speed up the game and Napoli will look to slow it down and punish the mistakes, but it's hard to see this being an open game.
Edon Zhegrova has 2 goals in 4 Serie A games for Juventus this season, which should give them a cutting edge over Napoli, who have Rasmus Hoejlund as their top scorer with just 2 in 5. Scott
McTominay has scored 4 of Napoli's last 10 goals across their past five games, so he is their best chance of getting on the scoresheet.
Nick Woltemade has scored 2 of Juventus' 4 goals in their last 5 across all competitions, so he can be a good outside choice to get on the scoreboard as well.
