Monaco v Juventus: Qualification on the line at Louis-II 
Monaco have everything to play for on Wednesday night. With the Champions League group stage wrapping up, Monaco still need to lock down their spot, while the Italians can almost relax.
Monaco under pressure after a rough run 
The hammering in Madrid left a mark. Beaten 6-1 by Real, Monaco have just nine points from seven games and sit 21st in the table. The gap is tiny: only one point above the drop zone heading into the final night.
The trip to the Bernabéu turned to chaos — an open game, a defence repeatedly exposed. That heavy defeat is part of a sticky patch: the club have lost seven of their last nine matches in all competitions.
The league form hasn’t been pretty either. A 0-0 at Le Havre stopped the slide but didn’t inspire confidence. Monaco are stuck mid-table and short on consistency.
At home in Europe, though, things look healthier. Two straight clean sheets in the Champions League, a draw with Tottenham and a win over Galatasaray. Monaco still haven’t lost at Louis-II in the competition.
Juventus want more than the playoffs 
Juve arrive with less immediate pressure. Qualification for the playoffs is done, but a direct top-8 spot is still mathematically possible.
After a shaky start, the Bianconeri have strung together three Champions League wins. The victory over Benfica confirmed the upturn, with goals from Thuram and McKennie.
In Serie A the mood is positive too. The tidy win over Napoli boosted confidence and keeps them in the hunt for a top-four finish.
History sides with Juve. Past meetings have leaned towards the Italians, even if the teams haven’t crossed paths for a few seasons.
Likely lineups
Monaco: Kohn ; Vanderson, Kehrer, Teze, Henrique ; Camara, Zakaria ; Akliouche, Fati, Golovin ; Balogun
Juventus: Di Gregorio ; Kalulu, Bremer, Kelly, Cambiaso ; Locatelli, Thuram ; Conceicao, McKennie, Yildiz ; David
Match Tip Monaco vs Juventus
Juventus to win
Juve bring stability and better form. Monaco will have to take risks to qualify, and that can leave gaps.
In that setup, the Italians look better placed to control the match and take the three points.
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