- 1 Juventus vs Parma: a 1-0 win against a 0-1 loss, two starts in opposite directions
- 2 Juventus: one goal enough at Frosinone and a back line that held firm
- 3 Parma: no goals scored and the attack still unfinished
- 4 Serie A prediction Juventus vs Parma
- 5 First, a word on our free predictions
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Juventus vs Parma: a 1-0 win against a 0-1 loss, two starts in opposite directions 
Juventus kicked off their Serie A season with a hard-fought 1-0 win at Frosinone on August 23. Parma began theirs with a 0-1 home defeat against Cagliari the day before.
One goal decided both teams on opening weekend. The difference was which side it fell for.
The two sides meet on Saturday, August 29, at 8:45pm at the Allianz Stadium for matchday two. The table already separates them by eight places, with Juventus eighth and Parma 16th.
The backdrop is a league that still makes little sense, with nine teams on three points and no real order yet established. Three points here could matter a lot for momentum.
Juventus come in with four confirmed absences, including Kenan Yildiz and Guglielmo Vicario. Even so, the squad is still far stronger than the one across the pitch.
Parma, meanwhile, have yet to score in the league this season. The Emilia club were still working the market in attack just days before this trip.
The Allianz Stadium has long been a difficult place to go, which only sharpens the imbalance on paper. Parma will need a cutting edge they did not show at the Tardini.
So the key question is simple: can Parma score in Turin after drawing a blank at home? The answer shapes the call.
Juventus: one goal enough at Frosinone and a back line that held firm 
The trip to Frosinone was settled by a single strike, scored by Gleison Bremer in the 22nd minute. The Bianconeri never really looked troubled after that.
One goal scored, none conceded: Juventus were among the few Serie A sides to keep a clean sheet on the opening weekend. That is the platform Turin are building on early in the campaign.
Going forward, though, the return was modest, with just one goal in 90 minutes. The lack of punch in front of goal was the main criticism after that outing.
Kenan Yildiz’s absence makes that issue harder to solve. The Turkish winger was one of the more inventive options in the final third.
Federico Gatti and Jeff Ekhator are also unavailable for this home fixture. Guglielmo Vicario, signed during the summer 2026 window, is out as well.
Michele Di Gregorio should keep goal for the home side behind a back three. Bremer is expected in the middle, with Lloyd Kelly on the left and Pierre Kalulu on the right.
In midfield, Manuel Locatelli should partner Khéphren Thuram. That pairing gives Juventus the balance they need to lock down the centre of the pitch against a likely deep block.
Andrea Cambiaso should stay on the left, with Joao Mario expected on the right. The full-backs will provide most of the width in this setup.
It is a shape built on control first and goals second. Against a side that have not scored, that may be enough.
Bremer, who scored at Frosinone, is doing both jobs expected of him this season. He keeps things tight at the back and is a threat from set pieces.
Locatelli remains the main link between Juventus’ defence and attack. His passing volume will go a long way to deciding whether they can move the ball quickly enough against a low block.
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Parma: no goals scored and the attack still unfinished 
Parma opened their season with a 0-1 defeat at the Stadio Tardini, in front of 15,365 fans. Gianluca Romano punished them in the 79th minute.
No goals scored, one conceded: that leaves Parma 16th after one round of fixtures. Not exactly the kind of start that calms nerves.
Losing at home to Cagliari changes the tone of Saturday’s trip. Parma head to Turin without a point and without any clear attacking rhythm.
The club were still working on their forward line three days before this match. A seven million euro bid was sent to Rangers for winger Djeidi Gassama, but the Scottish club knocked it back.
That pursuit of a winger says plenty about the issue inside the club. They lack pace and options out wide.
The game against Cagliari showed that clearly. Parma held on for close to 80 minutes without ever really putting their opponents under serious pressure.
At the Allianz Stadium, they will probably need to sit deep and hope for transitions. That requires a level of discipline they have not yet shown this season.
Juventus have not conceded, so Parma’s best hope is a moment in the game. A set piece or an individual mistake looks like their most realistic route in.
The balance of power is obvious enough, but Juventus’ low goal volume leaves a little room. That is what keeps this bet in play.
Probable Juventus line-up: Di Gregorio; Kalulu, Bremer, Kelly; Joao Mario, Locatelli, Thuram, Cambiaso
Probable Parma line-up: Not confirmed at the time of publication.
Serie A prediction Juventus vs Parma
Our prediction: Juventus win to nil
Parma have not scored a single goal in Serie A this season and were still shopping for a winger three days before this trip. Their attack is the obvious weak spot, and the club know it.
Juventus finished their first league game without conceding, with Bremer leading a back three. Di Gregorio was barely tested at Frosinone.
Juventus’ lack of sharpness in attack points to a tight scoreline rather than a blowout. A 1-0 or 2-0 fits what both teams have shown so far.
Juventus to win and keep a clean sheet. That is the play on Saturday night.
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