05 March 2023
Juventus step out onto the pitch this evening at the Stadio Olimpico on Serie A Matchday 25 against Roma.
The match, which kicks off at 20:45 CET, pits together two of the three teams that have collected most points in 2023 - behind only leaders Napoli.
We give you six of the best stats to get you in the mood for the showdown in Rome
CAPITAL COMEBACK | Juventus collected the three points on their last away match against Roma in the league which was also the last time the Old Lady won a Serie A match after going two goals behind.
ROMAN FORTRESS | Although Roma lost their last league outing, at Cremonese, they are coming off four home wins in a row without conceding a goal and have not gone five home clean sheets in a row in the league since August-November 2014 under Rudi Garcia.
WEEKEND BREAKS | Juventus have won six of their last seven Serie A away games, after failing to find success in any of their first four fixtures outside of Turin this season; in addition, the Bianconeri have recorded seven clean sheets in 11 away games so far - the most since 1981/82.
FIDEO ON FORM | Ángel Di María is one of three players in Serie A 2022/23 with a minimum of seven goals and seven assists among Italian teams in all competitions, along with Napoli's Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (12 goals and 13 winning passes) and Milan's Rafael Leão (nine goals, eight assists).
EX MARKS THE SPOT | Paulo Dybala can take part in his 15th goal in this league (eight goals and six assists so far), which would equal his haul at Juve last season (10 goals, five assists), but with 11 fewer appearances.
ON SUPPLY | Filip Kostić could provide assists in three matches in a row for the first time since the Serbian winger arrived in Serie A – the last Juventus player to serve game-winning passes in three consecutive league matches was Juan Cuadrado in July 2020.
