Juventus – Cremonese: hit back hard to stay in the race 
Still clinging to the top pack, Juventus kick off the second half of their Serie A season by hosting Cremonese. The Bianconeri arrive after a tidy win at Sassuolo, while Cremo let a victory slip through their fingers.
Juventus: an instant reaction and a squad on the move 
After stalling against Lecce (1-1), Juve didn’t take long to put things straight. Three days later in Reggio Emilia, Spalletti’s men wrapped it up in under twenty minutes and were never troubled.
Jonathan David, finally off the mark after a long drought, sealed a neat 3-0 — almost therapeutic after his missed penalty against Lecce.
Luciano Spalletti, whose deal runs until the end of the season, has injected tempo and coherence: eight wins in the last ten games, all competitions included.
He talks Scudetto, but the priority is clear: lock down a top-four spot in a Serie A where the fight for Champions League places is brutal.
At home Juve walk with confidence: 13 league matches unbeaten, and a perfect record against Cremonese in Turin. Eight meetings, eight wins, 23 goals scored and only three conceded. Hard to make the case any clearer.
Cremonese: momentum slipping
Cremonese have taken only four points from seventeen meetings with Juventus, and the 2-1 loss in the reverse fixture only confirmed the trend.
But beyond history it’s current form that worries Davide Nicola.
Defeats to Napoli and Torino, a tasteless draw with Lazio, then a 2026 that kicked off with a loss to a struggling Fiorentina… Cremo are sliding.
On Thursday they were 2-0 up against Cagliari thanks to goals from Johnsen and Vardy, yet they ended up with a bitter draw. Another chance blown.
They did end nearly 400 minutes without scoring, but the return is scant: two points from the last five games.
And a persistent problem: no goals in their last three away matches. Trying to overturn Juventus in those conditions is almost impossible.
Probable line-ups
Juventus :
Di Gregorio ; Kalulu, Bremer, Koopmeiners ; McKennie, Locatelli, Thuram, Cambiaso ; Miretti, Yildiz ; David
Cremonese :
Audero ; Terracciano, Baschirotto, Bianchetti ; Zerbin, Payero, Grassi, Vandeputte, Pezzella ; Bonazzoli, Vardy
Key points
- Juventus haven’t lost at home in Serie A for 13 matches.
- Cremonese have never taken a single point in Turin in eight visits.
- The Lombards have picked up two points in their last five games.
- Juve have won eight of their last ten matches across all competitions.
Football Prediction Juventus vs Cremonese
Juventus win and over 1.5 goals
Cremonese have faded after an encouraging start, while Juve have found a dangerous consistency. At home the Bianconeri should logically extend their run against a side that struggles to score away from home.
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