07 February 2023
Juventus play their third away game of the 2023, and after the most recent, in Naples on January 13, the Bianconeri return to the Campania region to take on Salernitana today, Tuesday 7 February, at 20:45 CET.
The balance from the three meetings between Salernitana and Juventus at the Arechi stadium in Serie A reads one win for each side and one draw. The most recent match dates back to 30 November 2021.
Let's take a look at the top-5 stats and curiosities ahead of Matchday 21.
WINLESS WOES | Without success in three games in Serie A, Juventus risk going as many as four winless games in a row for the first time since September 2021 - the first four games of Massimiliano Allegri's return. In the coach's first spell at the Juve helm such a negative run only happened twice in five years - four matches in September 2015 and five in May 2019.
THIRTY YEAR SORE | After keeping eight clean sheets in a row, Juventus have conceded at least two goals in their last three Serie A games - the last time they conceded more than one goal in more consecutive top-flight games was in March 1993.
OPEN QUESTION | A showdown between the team that has conceded the most goals from open play this season, Salernitana with 30, and the team that has conceded the second fewest in this ranking, Juventus, 13 - surpassed only by Lazio's 10.
SEEING DOUBLE | Bremer has scored two goals against Salernitana in Serie A, he has not done better against any other team, including his only goal for Juventus in the league, in the first meeing on 11 September.
DEBUT DAY | Fabio Miretti made his Serie A debut against Salernitana on 20 March 2022. The teenage midfielder has now started 12 times in the top flight - in the era of three points for a win only Paul Pogba (13) and Alessio Tacchinardi (14) collected more for Juventus before turning 20.
