Preview: Juventus vs Monza

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·26 April 2025

Preview: Juventus vs Monza

Juventus will look to bounce back with a solid performance against Monza in their next Serie A match-up taking place on Sunday evening at the Allianz Stadium.

Ahead of the 18:00 CEST kick-off, here's a look at all the pre-match numbers:

Head-to-head

After losing the first two matches against Monza in Serie A, Juventus have won each of the next three, scoring exactly two goals each game, for an aggregate score of 6-2.
The Bianconeri have won their last three matches against Monza in Serie A: against no team in this tournament do the Bianconeri boast a longer open streak of consecutive wins in the competition than against the Brianzoli (three, as against Como).
Monza are coming off four consecutive defeats and, under the guidance of a single coach, only in their first five matches in the top division did they suffer five straight losses, between August and September 2022, with Giovanni Stroppa on the bench.
Juventus have only lost one of their last 16 Serie A matches against the last-place team in the league (12W, 3D), a defeat that came against Monza: 1-0 at the U-Power Stadium on 18 September 2022, the Brianzoli's first historic win in the top-flight.
Monza have failed to score in eight of their last 12 league games: as many times as in their previous 27 Serie A matches.

Interesting Facts

Juventus have won six of their seven home games in Serie A in 2025 (1L), and in this calendar year only Bologna (seven) have had more home wins in the competition.
Juve won their first two home games under Igor Tudor (vs Genoa and Lecce), with the last coach to triumph in his first three home games in charge of the Bianconeri in Serie A being Maurizio Sarri in 2019/20.
Juventus is the team that has earned the most clean sheets in home matches in this league: nine (out of the total 17), which is at least two more than any other opponent.
Juventus and Monza are two of the three teams to have scored the fewest headed goals in the league: two for the Brianzoli (like Hellas Verona) and three for the Bianconeri. The Biancorossa, however, are also the team who have conceded the most so far: 18.
Monza is the team that has lost the most games from set-pieces in this championship - 22 out of the 26 total (4D) - and one of the three, along with Empoli and Genoa, to have never won after conceding first.

Player Numbers

Kenan Yildiz (six) is one of five players born after 1/1/2005 to who have scored more than five goals in the current top five European leagues. The Turkish forward has scored in each of the two matches at the Allianz Stadium under Igor Tudor's management, against Genoa and Lecce.
Nicolas Gonzalez's only league goal with Juventus came against Monza in the first leg played in December.
Next will be Timothy Weah's 150th game in Europe's top five leagues. Of the five total goals scored in Serie A, all this season, the American has scored four at the Allianz Stadium: more than any other team-mate in home games in 2024/25.
Weston McKennie's last Serie A goal came against Monza in the first leg. Six of the American's 11 goals in the competition have come from corners (including the one against Monza).
Michele Di Gregorio played 134 games in the Monza shirt between Serie A and Serie B before moving to Juventus this season. The Bianconeri goalkeeper has kept 12 clean sheets in this tournament (like Marco Carnesecchi, Alex Meret and Yann Sommer): fewer only than Mile Svilar (13).

Opposition Focus

Dany Mota – who played for Juventus U23 in the first part of the 2019/20 season - has been involved in three of Monza's last four Serie A goals (one goal, two assists), having not been involved in any of the previous 13 goals scored by the Brianza club in the competition.
The only goal, out of 51 total, scored from a direct free-kick by Gianluca Caprari in Serie A came against Juventus (one of two in the top -light against the Bianconeri), in May 2019, with Sampdoria at the Ferraris. However, the Monza striker has not contributed to a goal in his last 10 matches.
The next will be Andrea Petagna's 250th match and 50th goal in Serie A. The Monza striker, who has not scored in the tournament since 14 January 2024, with Cagliari against Bologna, scored a goal, via a penalty kick, against Juventus in the top-flight in February 2020, with SPAL.
Next will be Andrea Carboni's 100th game in Serie A (47 so far with Monza). Of the teams against which the Brianzoli defender has lost 100% of the matches in the league, Juventus is the one with whom he has suffered the most defeats (5/5).
Since wearing the Monza shirt (since 2023/24), Pedro Pereira has provided five assists in Serie A (three this season): the same number served in all five previous seasons in the competition, with Crotone, Genoa and Sampdoria.