Juventus

Juventus are one of Italian football's most storied institutions, a club synonymous with winning, discipline and a pragmatic approach that has long prized defensive organisation and tactical intelligence. Based in Turin and known as the Old Lady, they have built an identity around resilience and an expectation of success that few clubs in Europe can match. Historically, Juventus have been the dominant force in Serie A, with more league titles than any other Italian side, and finishing among the top positions has long been the standard rather than the exception.

The current campaign, with L. Spalletti in charge, has been a mixed but serviceable one. After 11 Serie A matches, Juventus hold a record of five wins, three draws and three defeats, producing a goal difference of +3 from 15 goals scored and 12 conceded. Their sequence of results, WWDLWDLWLWD, shows a team that has struggled to string together prolonged winning runs, alternating between positive results and setbacks, though the most recent match in that sequence was a draw rather than a loss.

The numbers point to a side whose strength lies in solidity at the back. Five clean sheets in 11 matches reflect a defensive foundation that remains true to the club's heritage, and they have failed to score in only two outings. The goal tally of 15 suggests a team that is functional rather than prolific in attack. Home form has been a relative strength, with three wins, one draw and one loss from five matches, while their away record of two wins, two draws and two defeats from six games is more balanced. Improving consistency on the road, and converting draws into victories, will be central to how the season unfolds.