Juventus vs Hellas Verona Preview: Team News & Prediction

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At the time of writing, Thiago Motta remains in charge of Juventus but the pressure is growing on the former Bologna boss in Turin as they welcome struggling Hellas Verona to the J Stadium.

Kick-off date/time: Monday 3rd March, 2025: UK – 7:45pm / US ET – 2:45pm / US PT – 11:45am

How to watch on TV: UK – Not televised / US – Select matches will be televised on CBS Sports so it is worth checking their schedule

How to watch online: UK – OneFootball / US – Paramount+

Juventus Team News: Defensive injuries

Juventus are dealing with several injury issues for this one ahead of the visit of Verona as Chelsea loanee Renato Veiga is sidelined alongside centre-backs Bremer and Pierre Kalulu as well as Nicolo Savona and Juan Cabal. 

Predicted XI (4-2-3-1): Di Gregorio; Weah, Gatti, Kelly, Cambiaso; Koopmeiners, Locatelli; Conceicao, McKennie, Yildiz; Vlahovic

Unavailable: Bremer (Injured), Kalulu (Injured), Savona (Injured), Juan Cabal (Injured), Veiga (Injured), Douglas Luiz (Injured), Milik (Injured)

Questionable: 

Hellas Verona Team News: Tengstedt a doubt

Danish striker Casper Tengstedt, on loan from Benfica, is a major injury doubt for Verona due to an ankle issue. They also have a few confirmed absentees in midfield such as Martin Frese, Suat Serdar and Abdou Harroui.

Predicted XI (3-4-2-1): Montipo; Dawidowicz, Coppola, Valentini; Faraoni, Niasse, Duda, Tchatchoua; Dailon Livramento, Suslov; Sarr

Unavailable: Frese (Injured), Serdar (Injured), Harroui (Injured)

Questionable: Tengstedt (Injured)

Juventus vs Hellas Verona Prediction

Earlier this month, Juventus, despite winning the first-leg, were knocked out of the UEFA Champions League at the knockout playoff round against PSV Eindhoven after extra-time in the second-leg. They now come into this one, too, on the back of being knocked out of the Coppa Italia at the quarter-final stage on penalties, losing at home to struggling Empoli. The pressure is growing on Motta with questions over his style throughout the campaign and their general lack of goals, scoring one or zero in 20 of their 39 matches across all competitions so far this season. Hellas Verona most recently pulled off a surprising 1-0 defeat of Fiorentina at the Marcantonio Bentegodi last weekend. That has allowed them to open up some breathing space between themselves and the danger zone. Juve would still likely be slight favourites with a low-scoring encounter to be expected.

Juventus vs Hellas Verona Tip: Juventus to win & under 3.5 goals