UEFA Champions League

Away Win
Juventus 2 - 3 Benfica
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Juventus
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Benfica
We come to you with action from the UEFA Champions League in an important clash which could decide which section of the draw either side will go in should they make it through. Here, Benfica seek that all important third win when they travel to Turin to take on Juventus.
The European giants in similar form, although they experienced different results over the past weekend. Juventus suffered a shock 1-0 defeat to Cagliari with the hosts only shot on target all game, while Benfica returned to winning ways in Rio Ave, bouncing back from cup defeat to Porto.
Football Park believes this game has the tools to offer up an entertaining clash, and we are backing a surprise win for Jose Mourinho’s men in Turin.
Key Betting Tip: Benfica to win at 4.50 odds on TalkSPORT Bet represents excellent value based on the tip provided by our algorithm.
This match looks exciting from the outlook of an away victory. TalkSPORT are offering great value on this market. Benfica have been in fine form in Europe since Mourinho took charge, with the Eagles winning their only two matches under him. Have they been in strong form as of late? No, however, Mourinho knows how to win in Europe, and his side can never be counted out of a must win game.
odds subject to change.
Juventus Predicted XI (3-4-2-1): Michele Di Gregorio; Teun Koopmeiners, Lloyd Kelly, Pierre Kalulu; Andrea Cambiaso, Fabio Miretti, Manuel Locatelli, Weston McKennie; Kenan Yildiz, Edon Zhegrova; Jonathan David.
Team News: Juve will be without Jonas Rouhi, Daniele Rugani, Arkadiusz Milik, and Dusan Vlahovic for this crucial match.
Benfica Predicted XI (4-2-3-1): Anatoliy Trubin; Samuel Dahl, Nicolas Otamendi, Tomas Araujo, Andy Dedic; Enzo Barrenechea, Manu Silva; Georgiy Sudakov, Leandro Barreiro, Fredrik Aursnes; Vangelis Pavlidis.
Team News: Henrique Araujo, Samuel Soares, Alexander Bah, Joao Veloso, Richard Rios, and Dodi Lukebakio are all sidelined for this clash.
The Old Lady has endured a tough start to their Champions League campaign. They have recorded two wins, three draws and a solitary defeat so far this term. Their only defeat came in Madrid on matchday three, and draws to Dortmund, Villarreal, and Sporting have meant their points tally is lower than it could be. They have earned wins over Bodo/Glimt and Pafos, so victory over Benfica will certainly be their best win.
As for Benfica, they have won just two games this term, sitting on six points in 25th, in comparison to Juve’s 17th on nine points. Both of their wins have come in the last two matchdays, to both Ajax and Napoli, with their losses coming to Leverkusen, Chelsea, Newcastle, and Qarabag.
Recent Head-to-Head Results:
In the last 15 years, these sides have met on just seven occasions, with Juve struggling to put a win on the board. Benfica have won four, with the others ending in a stalemate. Benfica have won the last three meetings, but this will be their first since 2022.
Juventus Last 5 Matches:
The Old Lady have been strong in recent weeks, losing just one of their last five. They have had some convincing wins in there too against Lecce, Sassuolo and Cremonese.
Benfica Last 5 Matches:
Domestically Benfica have remained strong, but in the cups, they have struggled to hold strong. They are unbeaten in the league still, but are now out of both cups, losing to Braga and Porto respectively.
Our advanced algorithm analyses over 200 data points to generate these predictions with confidence in an away win. The model factors in current form, head-to-head records, player availability, and tactical matchups.
Football Park’s Best Bet: Benfica to win @ 4.50 - Recent form suggests confidence in a Benfica win. With a staggering 53.3% chance of a Reds victory according to our incredible in-house algorithm, this seems like a strong value option.
Kenan Yildiz (Juventus): Yildiz seriously is one for the future. The 20-year-old Turkish attacking midfielder has been incredible so far this term, topping both the scoring and providing charts for the Old Lady. He enjoys a run out on the big stage too, already recording four goal involvements in the UCL, and he will certainly be up for Wednesday’s titanic clash.
Vangelis Pavlidis (Benfica): This pick goes without saying. The Greek has been magic for Mourinho this campaign, scoring 17 goals in almost as many games. In Europe, he has struggled to translate, but if he can find his scoring boots in Turin, then without doubt Benfica can bring this home.
Referee: Serdar Gozubuyuk (NED).
Broadcast Details:
UK/INT’L: TNT Sports 5, discovery+ at 20:00 GMT.
Stadium Information: Located in Turin, Italy, the Allianz Stadium can hold up to just over 41,000 supporters, and this venue is expected to be packed in what could be a season-defining clash for both.
Juventus 2-3 Benfica

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