Preview: Fiorentina vs Juventus

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·14 mars 2025

Juventus face a tricky trip to Tuscany on Sunday for Matchday 29 of this Serie A season, with Fiorentina set to host the Bianconeri.

Ahead of Sunday evening’s 18:00 CET kick-off, get up to speed with some pre-match statistics.

This will be the 172nd game between Fiorentina and Juventus in Serie A, of which the Bianconeri have won 82 and drawn 54.
Juventus are the side to have won the most games (82) and scored the most goals (274) against Fiorentina in the Italian top flight.
The two sides drew 2-2 back on 29 December, and this could become the first time they’ve drawn both seasonal Serie A matches since 2010/11.
The Bianconeri are unbeaten in seven of their last eight Serie A matches against Fiorentina (four wins, three draws).
In each of the last five games against the Viola, Juventus have scored in the first half.
Fiorentina have only lost more home Serie A matches against AC Milan (27) than against Juventus (24).

Fiorentina don’t have a single draw in any of their last eight league games (four wins, four draws). They are, though, averaging just one point per game in their last 14.
Juventus haven’t lost back-to-back league matches since February 2024.
The Bianconeri have won their last two away matches - against Como and Cagliari - and could win three on the road in a row for the first time since doing so between December 2023 and January 2024.

Dusan Vlahovic currently has 99 goal involvements in Serie A thanks to 86 goals and 13 assists. In five games against Fiorentina, he hasn’t managed to have a hand in a goal, which is his longest such record against any opponent (five also against Monza).
Randal Kolo Muani scored in each of his first two away games played as a starter after joining Juventus. Only two other players have previously scored in their first three away starts for the club in the era of three points for a win: Patrick Vieira and David Trezeguet.
Pierre Kalulu is the player with the highest average number of touches per 90 minutes this Serie A season with 97.3, among players with more than 15 appearances.
With a goal, Kenan Yildiz could equal Moise Kean (seven) as the player with the most goals scored in Serie A with Juventus before turning 20 in the era of three points for a win.

Moise Kean has scored 15 Serie A goals this season and could become the second Italian to score more than 15 for the Viola in a Serie A season after Giuseppe Rossi hit 16 in 2013/14.
Kean could also become the third Fiorentina player to score in his first two games against the Bianconeri in Serie A in the era of three points for a win, after Josip Ilicic in 2015 and Giampaolo Pazzini in 2005.
Albert Gudmundsson’s first Serie A goal came against Juventus, while playing with Genoa on 6 May, 2022. He has scored twice against the Bianconeri in Serie A, and hasn’t managed to score more goals against any other side in the league.