Preview | Juventus vs Bologna

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·17 de abril de 2026

Preview | Juventus vs Bologna

The Juventus Men’s First Team will be looking to continue their run of good form as they return home to the Allianz Stadium on Serie A Matchday 33, with Bologna visiting on Sunday, 19 April, evening. Kick-off in Turin is locked in for 20:45 CEST.

After last weekend’s win away at Atalanta, the Bianconeri are fourth in the Serie A table with 60 points, while Bologna sit in eighth place and on 48 points.

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Let’s get up to speed ahead of the game against the Rossoblu with the pre-match stats.

Interesting Facts

Since Luciano Spalletti has been the Juventus manager, the Bianconeri have been the best team in Serie A in terms of various pressing statisics: offensive recoveries (189), shots following an offensive recovery (39) and possessions recovered in the final third of the pitch (113).
Two of the three teams who have hit the woodwork the most in this Serie A this season are set to face each other: Juventus (18, four more than in the whole of last season) and Bologna with 15: only Inter have more (19) in the current tournament.
Juventus are the most accurate team in Serie A this season in terms of their shooting, with 51% (Bologna are fifth from bottom with 40%); they also concede very few shots on target: 91, behind only Napoli with 90.
Kenan Yildiz, who has scored 19 goals and provided 10 assists in Serie A this season, could become the third player to be involved in at least 30 goals before turning 21 since the league returned to the 20 team format (from 2004/05), after Alexandre Pato (46) and Domenico Berardi (47) - Mario Balotelli also had 29.
Jérémie Boga, who has scored four goals in his last six Serie A appearances, has been directly involved in four goals against Bologna in the top flight (two goals and two assists), and has only done better in his career in the competition against Verona (six goals, thanks to three goals and three assists).

Opposition Focus

Two of the three teams with the most crosses from open play this season are set to face off: Juventus (476) and Bologna (469), behind only Inter (545); however, while the Emilians are third in terms of cross accuracy (26.0%), the Piedmontese are in 10th place in this category with 21.2%.
Bologna have not conceded a first-half goal in Serie A since February 3 against AC Milan; overall, they are one of two teams in this season's league, along with Roma, to have conceded the lowest percentage of goals in the first half (32%).
Bologna haven't won against Juventus in Serie A since February 26, 2011 (2-0 at the Olimpico Grande Torino with a Marco Di Vaio brace), and since then they've drawn nine and lost 18; their 27-match winless streak is already the Rossoblu's worst against a single opponent in the competition.
Between 2017 and 2022, Federico Bernardeschi made 134 appearances for Juventus in Serie A, scoring eight goals and providing 14 assists; he provided just one assist against the Bianconeri in the competition, on January 15, 2017 against Fiorentina.
João Mário made his Serie A debut with Juventus this season, appearing in his first 10 league games of the season for the club before moving to Bologna on loan; the Portuguese played eight of them as a substitute for the Piedmontese club, while for the Emilians he has started seven matches.