Juventus vs Atalanta Prediction 09.03.2025 | Serie A

• Competition: Italy - Serie A
• Date: Sunday, 9th, March 2025
• Kickoff: 19:45 UK / 20.45 CET
• Venue: Allianz Stadium (Torino)

The weekend in Serie A will be capped off by a huge battle, with Juventus welcoming Atalanta to Turin for the 28th round of Italy’s elite competition on Sunday.

Juventus dictated the pace and dominated the ball throughout, yet they struggled to crack Hellas Verona’s resolute defense before sealing a hard-fought 2-0 win late on, allowing them to solidify their hold on the last Champions League place while cutting Inter’s lead at the summit to six points.

For their part, Atalanta applied relentless attacking pressure with 18 shots and a strong 2.38 xG, but their efforts were in vain as Venezia’s disciplined backline held firm, forcing them to settle for a frustrating goalless draw that denied them a pivotal chance to catch up with Napoli in the standings.

Juventus vs Atalanta Betting Tips : X2 (DOUBLE CHANCE)

Despite boasting the longest active winning streak in Italy’s top flight, Juventus' performances haven't always matched the results, leading us to believe there’s a genuine chance they could fall short of making a sixth straight Serie A win here. At the end of February, the Turin club saw their Coppa Italia hopes dashed after allowing Serie A’s bottom-dwelling Empoli to knock them out in the quarterfinals through a penalty shootout following a hard-fought 1-1 draw in regular time. A worrying sign is the noticeable decline in the final touch in the Old Lady's attack, where it's becoming a common occurrence for them to rely on late victories, and their flabby displays don't offer much hope ahead of the tough encounter with Atalanta, who are poised to make life difficult for the Turin team. On top of that, the Bergamaschi have been one of the toughest teams to overcome in Calcio's top tier of late, as they not only strung together a six-game undefeated run, but also managed to keep their net untouched in four straight fixtures. When we add everything up, we conclude that the third-placed and fourth-placed Serie A teams could cancel each other out this weekend, just like they did in the last three league matchups between these rivals, including the reverse fixture earlier this season in Bergamo when the match ended in a 1-1 draw.