Juventus and Monza are set to battle in the final gameweek of the Serie A season here with the Turin outfit aiming to get into third, and Forebet has looked at their trends for the season to determine the probability of winning in these football predictions.
It’s been a topsy-turvy season for Juventus. The club head into this game down in fourth after previously sitting as high as second a few months ago.
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However, AC Miland and Bologna have now moved past them in the league table, as Bologna managed to draw with them 3-3 in Serie A last time out.
Federico Chiesa scored late on that day, as stunningly, Bologna went 3-0 up. Arkadiusz Milik also bagged before an equaliser from Kenan Yildiz just moments later. Milik scored a stunning free kick, as the rising talent of Turin, Yildiz, netted a great effort from distance.
It does now mean Juventus are sitting behind Bologna on goals difference, as they come into this game with the same amount of wins (18), draws (14) and losses (5) as the third-placed side.
The Old Lady has, however, scored two fewer goals with just 52 across 37 games, and let in 31 too.
Oddly enough for Juventus, the recent draw with Bologna now means six draws in a row after doing so with Turin rivals Torino, Cagliari, Milan, Roma, Salernitana and Bologna.
After even drawing with the last-placed, relegated Salernitana, it has all but guaranteed the Old Lady will finish fourth.
Nevertheless, despite the poor form in the league, Max Allegri managed to get himself yet another trophy with Juventus last week by defeating Atalanta in the Coppa Italia, as Dusan Vlahovic scored after just four minutes to get the game’s only goal.
As for Monza, in what is just their second season back in Serie A, it's been another campaign where they have comfortably survived.
They are currently above the bottom three by 12 points, and in truth, relegation was never really on the cards.
Monza have, however, lost 14 times and only scored 39 goals, meaning only Torino, Hellas Verona, Udinese and Lecce have fewer goals for those sitting outside of the drop zone, while even the relegated Sassuolo have more.
Monza are also on a winless run in the past six Serie A games and last tasted a win by beating Cagliari 1-0 in mid-March.
Forebet now predicts a narrow win for Juventus and for the game to see under 2.5 goals.