Recent draw specialists meet as Como host Juventus, with both teams looking not only to extend their unbeaten runs, but to get back to winning ways.
Match News and Current Form
Como remain in the top half of the Serie A table after the sixth round of fixtures having lost only once this season. However, three draws in their last four league games (W1) is disappointing, especially considering that they squandered the lead in the last half-hour in two of those matches. Both of those encounters were at home, but Cesc Fàbregas' men have won the other three outings there this term, including a 2-0 win over fellow European qualification hopefuls Lazio, while they have avoided defeat in 11 of their last 12 games at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia (W7, D4).
A missed Christian Pulisic penalty allowed Juventus to escape with a point in their last match against AC Milan, but the result only increased fans' worries as it was a fifth consecutive draw for the Bianconeri in all competitions. Supporters’ concerns stem partly from the fact that the Old Lady started this season with three successive victories, but despite being one of just two teams in Serie A yet to taste defeat in 2025/26, they enter this round sitting fifth with a three-point deficit to the top two, Roma and Napoli. Their away form remains solid though, as they have not lost any of their last five league matches on their travels (W2, D3).
Head-to-Head History
Juventus won both H2Hs last season - with both matches producing over 2.5 goals - while Como last tasted victory in this fixture in Serie A back in 1952!
Hot Stats and Streaks
Como have opened the scoring in four of their five home matches this term.
Como are yet to concede at home in the opening hour of a league game this season.
Five of Juventus’ last six away matches saw both teams score.
There have been fewer than 8.5 corners in four of Juventus’ last five games.
Key Players to Watch and Missing Players
Each of former Juventus forward Álvaro Morata’s last seven club goals have come in wins for his side, with the last four all arriving after the 80th minute. Dušan Vlahović is the only Juve player to have scored more than once in Serie A this season, with each of his last seven goals for them in all competitions having come after the break.
Jayden Addai appears to be Como’s sole fresh injury concern, while Juventus seem set to be without Arkadiusz Milik and Gleison Bremer for at least several more weeks after the pair suffered setbacks in their recovery from lay-offs.
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Betting Analysis
Given the recent results of both sides, we suggest backing a draw with fewer than 2.5 goals here.
Author: Tomáš Vlasák