Juventus extended their winless streak to seven matches. On Wednesday, the Turinese faced Real Madrid in the Champions League. At the Santiago Bernabéu, the 'Old Lady' struggled right from the start. However, the 'Bianconeri' managed to maintain parity for almost an hour of play. The only goal was scored by Bellingham, giving his team three points. The match in the last round against Como also ended in defeat. A quick goal from Kempf puzzled the Turinese. Ivan Tudor's players tried to act sharply but the opponent played wisely. In the second half, the 'Bianconcelesti' increased their advantage and 'closed' the match with a 2:0 score. Prior to that, Juventus had faced AC Milan. It's unlikely that the final 'goalless' draw would have pleased the teams. The Turinese saved themselves from defeat thanks to Pulicic missing a penalty. However, it should be noted that the 'Bianconcelesti' also had excellent chances. The streak is depressing, but it's still too early to talk about a catastrophe. This same Juventus managed to beat Inter, so it's not worth discussing a global crisis.

Lazio has shared points for the second round in a row. The Romans played against Bergamo and managed to finish the match with a score of 0:0. With 16 shots on goal against Provedel, this result can be considered miraculous. The hosts created enough chances for several goals but failed to score a single time. However, the 'Bianconcelesti's' poor performance in the second half indicates the team's clear immaturity under Sarri. In the previous round, the team played a thrilling 3:3 draw with Torino. The climax of the match was particularly interesting. In injury time, the clubs managed to exchange goals. The 'Eagles' have been going from one extreme to another since the start of the championship.

The teams met twice during the last season. The match in Turin ended with a minimal victory for the hosts thanks to an own goal from Hila. The game at the Olimpico ended in a 1:1 draw. The 'Eagles' managed to snatch a draw thanks to a red card for Kalulu and a late goal from Vecino. The Romans have looked extremely unstable throughout the championship. It is evident that the club is counting on the upcoming transfer window and a potential lifting of the transfer ban. Interestingly, Lazio has been performing poorly against teams from the upper part of the table. Sarri's team has lost to Roma and Como, and the match against Atalanta could hardly be called good. The third defeat for Juventus? Unlikely. Even a busy schedule won't prevent Tudor's team from ending the negative streak.