03 May 2026
JUVENTUS-HELLAS VERONA WILL TAKE PLACE ON SUNDAY, MAY 3, AT 18:00 AT THE ALLIANZ STADIUM!
TIMELINE
15:30 Gates open
18:00 Kick-Off
18:45 Half-time
20:00 Full-Time
Please take note of the following communication:
All proposed menus offer a wide variety of dishes, attempting to take into account, in their design and differentiation, most dietary needs, subject to the following specifications.
We inform you that it is not possible to accommodate any requests for variations, whether for health reasons (allergies, food intolerances, celiac disease), religious reasons, personal tastes or dietary regimens, as the spaces and the complexity of the service do not allow us to guarantee the correct management of special diets.
Allergens will be clearly indicated in the composition of each dish.
We inform you that the catering company providing the catering service, Vi.co.ok S.r.l., although adhering to the most scrupulous observance of hygiene and health regulations in the preparation of food, cannot guarantee the absolute absence of traces of the aforementioned allergens in the dishes served.
Highlights Serie A | Hellas Verona - Juventus
How to get there by car
From Milan, take the A4 motorway towards Turin. Continue on the northern ring road, exit at Venaria-Stadio and follow the signs.
From Turin Caselle, take the northern ring road, exit at Venaria-Stadio and follow the signs.
From Turin South, take the ring road towards Milan, exit at Venaria-Stadio and follow the signs.
For the satnav, set the coordinates 45°6'34''N 7°38'28''E
Parking available at P1 - CORSO GAETANO SCIREA 50, TORINO - SUITES ENTRANCE - GATE A
DID YOU KNOW?
- Kenan Yildiz (born 2005, 20 years old) is the third-youngest player with at least 15 goal involvements in the current top five European leagues: 16 (10 goals and six assists), behind only Lamine Yamal (born 2007) and Yan Diomande (born 2006). Moreover, the 2005-born (19 goals + 10 assists in Serie A) could become only the third player to be involved in at least 30 goals before turning 21 since the league returned to 20 teams (from 2004/05), after Alexandre Pato (46) and Domenico Berardi (47) - with Mario Balotelli also on 29.
- Since his debut for Juventus on 8 February, Jérémie Boga has been the Bianconeri’s top scorer with four league goals, at least double that of any teammate in the same period. Overall, only in 2019/20 with Sassuolo (11) has the 1997-born scored more goals in a single Serie A season.
- Juventus are one of only two teams to have reached double figures for headed goals in the 2025/26 Serie A season.
- Juventus have won five of their last seven Serie A matches without conceding, including each of the last four with an aggregate score of 5-0.
