Game Time Thread: Juventus vs. Hellas Verona

It was just a couple of days back that Lazio, still the most blazing group going in Serie A nowadays, was held to a scoreless draw against a Hellas Verona side that is shockingly among the mid-table club. It was a game that basically everyone anticipated that Lazio should win, particularly so with there being the opportunity of Simone Inzaghi's side jumping Inter Milan in the association standings and squeezing ahead of all comers Juventus. 

Think about who has that equivalent Hellas Verona club today? 

That's right, it's our Juve! 

Juventus has made the outing to the Bentigodi and will attempt to turn away what befell Lazio only a couple of days sooner against Hellas Verona. Also, with the Milan derby occurring 24 hours from now and Inter's currently conflicting ways over the previous month, Juventus could find the opportunity to broaden its lead on the Serie A table this end of the week. 

In any case, as we probably am aware very well with this Juve side, once in a while the coherent doesn't generally apply. 

Whenever there's an opportunity to broaden the Serie A lead like there was two or three weeks prior when Juventus went to Naples, it doesn't generally work out the way we so arranged it. 

The thing is, however, the last time we saw Juventus on the field, they were playing an entirely strong all-around game against Fiorentina. It's that sort of execution, in spite of the fact that not predominant, that was an empowering reaction from the wreckage that was the misfortune to Napoli the end of the week earlier. Will Juventus work off that Fiorentina win? Or on the other hand will Juve do an obvious Juve thing and lay an egg in Verona and drop a few focuses? 

The expectation is that Juventus doesn't mess around and accomplishes a greater amount of what it did against Fiorentina than it did against Napoli. That is essentially a given despite the fact that it feels like I've said it regarding multiple times in the last three sentences. Be that as it may, with regards to this Juventus group, one that has been progressively conflicting with its structure in the course of the last a few months than when they were genuinely battling in October and November, you never really know without a doubt. 

So now we watch out for what comes next. 

Three focuses is actually the main alternative here — regardless of what Hellas Verona did the last time it confronted one of the top groups in Serie A this season. 

MATCH INFO 

At the point when: Saturday, Feb. 8, 2020 

Where: Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentigodi, Verona, Italy 

Official opening shot time: 8:45 p.m. neighborhood time in Italy and across Europe; 7:45 p.m. in the United Kingdom; 2:45 p.m. Eastern Time; 11:45 a.m. Pacific Time 

Beginning LINEUPS 

Juventus beginning XI (4-3-3): Szczesny; Cuadrado, de Ligt, Bonucci, Alex Sandro; Bentancur, Pjanic, Rabiot; Douglas Costa, Higuain, Ronaldo 

Juventus seat: Buffon, Pinsoglio, De Sciglio, Rugani, Coccolo, Ramsey, Matuidi, Dybala, Olivieri 

Hellas Verona beginning XI (4-3-2-1): Silvestri; Rrahmani, Kumbulla, Gunter; Faraoni, Amrabat, Veloso, Lazovic; Pessina, Zaccagni; Borini 

Hellas Verona seat: Berardi, Radunovic, Eysseric, Stepinski, Di Carmine, Pazzini, Verre, Bocchetti, Dimarco, Dawidowicz, Empereur, Adjapong