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Juventus continue their Italian cup campaign on Tuesday evening when they play host to Cagliari in the Coppa Italia second round match after the end of the group stage phase.
While Juve limped into this round due to their European engagements, their counterparts from Sardinia have had to avoid two previous rounds to get here.
In a run of ending up in Super Cup draw all of the last four games in 2024 following the embarrassment on Saturday to Venezia, a team that is at the bottom of the league table.written as having previously shared points with Milan, Lecce and Bologna, the Bianconeri were stunned into a 2-2 draw by Serie A’s last-rank team at the weekend, only to be equalized by Vlahovic.stage due to European commitments, their Sardinian counterparts have already negotiated two rounds to reach the last 16.
Continuing an extraordinary trend for stalemates throughout 2024, Juventus have drawn all of their last four league matches following Saturday's slip-up against rock-bottom Venezia.
Having previously shared points with Milan, Lecce and Bologna, the Bianconeri were held to a 2-2 draw by Serie A's last-placed side at the weekend, when only a late leveller from Vlahovic spared their blushes.
Hounded off the pitch at the final whistle, Juve have had their worst start on home ground since 1988 with just three victories in nine Serie A fixtures at the Allianz Stadium.
Even though they remain undefeated in domestic competition after 16 rounds, Thiago Motta’s team have claim only six victories, and they are ten points behind the leaders Atalanta BC.
As far as the Champions League is concerned, things are going better with Juventus having defeated Manchester City 2-0 last week taking them to 14th in the league-phase table with two games remaining and only two points behind the top eight.
They must feel that their best opportunity of winning some silverwear surely lies in the cup and Juve now go into the Coppa Italia for the first time since they narrowly beat Atalanta to the title last season.
La Dea then won the Europa League a few days later and has since stormed to this term’s Serie A summit with 10 consecutive wins – the latest at the expense of Cagliari.
After winning the Europa League a few days later, La Dea has soared to the top of the Serie A standings this season with a stellar run of ten straight victories, the most recent of which came against Cagliari.
Despite putting up a strong fight to tie the score after falling down halfway through the second half, Davide Nicola's team lost 1-0 on Saturday. Marco Carnesecchi stopped close-range headers late in the game from Yerry Mina and Leonardo Pavoletti.
Cagliari, who now sit just above the relegation zone, are involved in a multi-club tussle at the bottom, while Juventus want to maintain their chances of winning the Scudetto or at least a top-four finish.
After eliminating Carrarese and Cremonese in earlier stages, the Sardinian team hopes to extend Juve's suffering and advance to this season's quarterfinals. They haven't lifted the title and have only ever made it to the Coppa Italia final in 1969.
With home advantage, the victor of Tuesday's matchup will take on Empoli in February, thus Nicola is hoping to shock everyone and set up an alluring matchup with his former team in the round of eight.
Thiago Motta, who will return to the bench following a touchline ban, may make several changes to his Juventus starting lineup ahead of what is now a crucial league matchup against Monza.
Despite the absence of comparable alternatives, Dusan Vlahovic, Juventus' leading scorer this season with 11 goals in 19 games, may be rested.
Arkadiusz Milik, the Serbian striker's deputy, is sidelined along with full-backs Andrea Cambiaso and Jonas Rouhi, as well as ACL victims Juan Cabal and Bremer.
Cagliari coach Davide Nicola should have a full squad available, unlike his opposing number, Zito Luvumbo, a mercurial winger who was replaced after hurting his ankle on Saturday and might not play.
There should be some rotation because Nicola will undoubtedly be watching an impending trip to relegation rivals Venezia.
