On paper, this match between Juventus and Verona seems like a mismatch. Juventus, who are in great form after winning seven of their last eight games, will face a struggling Verona that is fighting to avoid relegation. With only one win in their last eight games, Verona is five points away from the safe zone and will have a difficult time staying in the league this season. Juventus, on the other hand, have their sights set on qualifying for Europe at the end of the season. With five points less than Roma, who is in that position, Juventus will be looking to continue their good form and take advantage of Roma's recent slump. Although Juventus will be missing some key players like Bonucci, Pogba, Chiesa, and Paredes, they still have a better team than Verona. Filip Kostic has been in excellent form for Juventus lately, but the good news for Juventus is that Dusan Vlahovic scored three goals in two games for his national team. Juventus is very good at home, and it is hard to expect that Verona can resist in this match. In their last five matches, Verona has only won two points, and they have not played against the strongest teams in the league, but against teams that are in the lower part of the table. With only 22 goals in 27 games, Verona is the second most ineffective team in the league this season. They play very poorly compared to last season, and in meetings with the best teams in the league, they have no wins, only one draw. Additionally, Juventus has never lost against Verona in their stadium, so it is hard to expect that this will be the case today. Overall, it seems like this match will be a straightforward victory for Juventus. They are in great form, have a better team, and are playing at home. Verona will need to improve significantly to avoid defeat against the reigning Italian champions.