The match between Genoa and Juventus, scheduled for 8.45pm this evening, features an official lineup which includes some key changes from the two coaches. Luciano Spalletti, who has sought to build a team capable of gaining crucial points for European qualification, decided not to start Woltemade on the bench, instead opting for a 3‑5‑2 with Alajbegovic alongside KoloMuani. In goal, Vicario remains the partner of Gatti, Bremer and Lucumì, while the wingers are Kalulu and Cambiaso. The midfield is made up of DouglasLuiz, McKennie, Sarr and Cambiaso, with Alajbegovic and Muani closing the attack.
For Juventus, Daniele DeRossi maintained the 3‑4‑2‑1 structure, but with some changes compared to last night. Amorim returned to the pitch in place of Traoré, with Frendrup, Ehizibue and Ellertsson occupying the lateral positions. In defense, in front of Bijlow, there are Marcandalli, Ostigard and Vasquez. The attack sees Osmajic supported by Baldanzi and Vitinha. The goalkeeper remains Vicario, with Gatti, Bremer and Lucumì forming the barrier. Kalulu, McKennie, DouglasLuiz, Sarr and Cambiaso make up the midfield, while Alajbegovic and Muani close the offensive line.
Both clubs are looking to consolidate their position in the table. Genoa, after a victory at the "Via del Mare" in Lecce, aims to continue on the path traced, while Juventus, with two victories in the last three matches against Fiorentina and Venice, intends to consolidate the safety zone and remove the risk of relegation. The presence of Amorim on the pitch for Juventus and the absence of Woltemade for Genoa are the most obvious changes that could influence the outcome of the match.
With the match scheduled for 8.45pm, fans can expect an intense match in which both teams will look to achieve decisive results. The final result will determine both teams' prospects for the coming weeks, with Genoa aiming to consolidate their position and Juventus looking to maintain security in the league table.