Serie A
team-logoJuventus
3 - 1
FT
team-logoUdinese
D. Vlahovic 5' (pen)F. Gatti 67'K. Yildiz 90' + 6' (pen)
N. Zaniolo 45' + 1'
(HT 1-1) (FT 3-1)

Juventus vs UdineseResults & stats,

Key Events

Stats

JUV

Summary

UDI
  • 57%

    Ball possession

    43%
  • 3.475

    Expected Goals

    0.76
  • 25

    Total shots

    8
  • 11

    Shots on target

    2
  • 8

    Corners

    4
  • 12

    Fouls Committed

    13
  • 2

    Offsides

    0
  • 19

    Throw ins

    15
JUV

Attacking

UDI
  • 25

    Total shots

    8
  • 11

    Shots on target

    2
  • 7

    Shots off target

    3
  • 7

    Blocked shots

    3
  • 0

    Counter Attacks

    0
JUV

Passing

UDI
  • 25

    Total crosses

    7
  • 443

    Total passes

    345
JUV

Duels

UDI
  • 7

    Air challenges won

    5
  • 5

    Air challenges lost

    7
JUV

Defence

UDI
  • 4

    Goal Kicks

    10
  • 1

    Saves

    8
  • 13

    Free Kicks

    14
  • 7

    Clearances

    10
  • 4

    Interceptions

    19
JUV

Discipline

UDI
  • 1

    Yellow cards

    4
  • 0

    Red cards

    0

Pick your winner

Juventus53%724
39%522
Udinese8%108

Match details

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Serie A - Game Week 9
Allianz Stadium

Serie A crestSerie A

PosTeamPWDLFA+/-PTSForm
9Inter crestInter00000000
10Juventus crestJuventus00000000
11Lazio crestLazio00000000
18Torino crestTorino00000000
19Udinese crestUdinese00000000
20Venezia crestVenezia00000000
Full tables
  • Spalletti reaches Juventus agreement

    Luciano Spalletti is set to return to club management with Juventus after reaching an agreement to replace the sacked Igor Tudor. The 66-year-old, who guided Napoli to the Scudetto in 2023, will sign a deal until June 2026, with an automatic extension triggered by Champions League qualification. His official unveiling is expected after Juve’s clash with Udinese.
    Luciano Spalletti
  • Next Juve 'will be lucky' - Spalletti's cheeky response to links

    Luciano Spalletti has addressed speculation linking him to the vacant Juventus managerial position following the sacking of Igor Tudor. Speaking at a public event in Milan, the former Italy and Napoli boss offered a cheeky but respectful response, praising Tudor’s work and admitting that “whoever replaces him will be lucky” to inherit a team ready to compete.
    FBL-EUR-NATIONS-ITA-GER
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