Preview | Fiorentina-Juventus

The Men's First Team return from the Netherlands to a Serie A Matchday 11 clash with Fiorentina in Tuscany.

The clash is set to take place at 20:45 CET on Sunday, November 8, with Luciano Spalletti's side hoping to build on the 2-0 win over Napoli.

Let’s get up to speed ahead of the game with some pre-match stats.

INTERESTING FACTS

• This is the 175th Serie A clash between Fiorentina and Juventus; so far, the Viola have recorded 37 wins compared to the Bianconeri’s 82, with 55 draws rounding off the picture.
• With two goals, the Bianconeri would draw level with Inter as the highest-scoring side against Fiorentina in the top flight (currently 275 goals for Juventus compared to 277 for the Nerazzurri).

• Juventus have kept 12 clean sheets since last March, including the one in their most recent league match against Napoli (2–0): more than any other team during that period (Roma have 11).

• Kerim Alajbegovic could become the first foreign player in Juventus’ history to score in two consecutive top-flight matches before turning 20.

• Five of Randal Kolo Muani’s last six goals in Serie A have come away from home; since February 2025, no Juventus player has scored more goals in away league matches than the Frenchman: five, the same as Dusan Vlahovic.

OPPOSITION FOCUS

• Fiorentina have picked up just two points from their first five home matches of this league campaign (2 draws, 3 defeats); the only other seasons in which the Viola failed to secure a single win in their first five Serie A home matches were 1977/78 and 2025/26, the only time their winless run at home extended beyond that, reaching seven matches.
• Fiorentina have conceded at least two goals in nine of their 10 league matches this season, including all of their last five, averaging 2.3 goals conceded per match.

• Franco Mastantuono has had 38 shots (11 on target) in this Serie A season; in the current top five European leagues, only Nico Paz (43), Kylian Mbappé (58) and Lamine Yamal (59) have had more.