Four wins and a draw recently, plus their sights set on the top 4: Juventus come into Monday evening’s game at the Allianz Stadium with momentum on their side. On Monday, January 12, 2026, Luciano Spalletti’s Juventus Turin will host Davide Nicolas Cremonese on matchday 20 of Serie A. Juve are in fifth place with 36 points, two points behind Napoli and two ahead of Como. Cremonese are 13th with 22 points, one point behind Torino and three ahead of Cagliari. Juventus last won 3-0 at Sassuolo, with Miretti and David scoring and Yıldız pulling the strings in midfield. Cremonese, on the other hand, have gone five games without a win and, after letting a 2-0 lead slip to a 2-2 draw against Cagliari, Collocolo is still missing. Juventus won 2-1 in Cremona in November and has the head-to-head record on its side with 3 out of 3, each with under 3.5 goals.
- Venue: Allianz Stadium, Turin
- Date and time: January 12, 2026, 8:45 p.m.
- Competition: Serie A (matchday 20)
With Juventus at 1.3 to win and 6.0 for a draw, the added value lies more in the match course markets. Spalletti’s team often starts in a controlled manner, then Yıldız and David increase the tempo after the break – which fits with “Juventus wins – 2nd half.” Cremonese, who recently gave up a 2-0 lead to draw 2-2, often slack off at the back, so “Both teams to score: No” and “Under 2.5” go well together.
Juventus Form & Record Check
Juventus Turin goes into matchday 20 in fifth place with 36 points, just two behind Napoli and just two ahead of Como, so every slip-up counts double. The team is in good form in the league, with four wins and one draw from its last five games, and a total of eight wins from its last 10. Particularly noteworthy is their defensive record, with no goals conceded in these five league games.
Spalletti is likely to stick with a 3-4-2-1 formation, although that is only a prediction at this stage. Di Gregorio should start behind a back three of Kalulu, Bremer, and Koopmeiners, with the Dutchman also able to push forward in build-up play. With Gatti, Rugani, and Rouhi all out, the center-back options are pretty thin, so Kelly and Cabal seem like the obvious alternatives.
Cremonese Form & Record Check
Cremonese travels to Turin in 13th place in the table with 22 points, and their form in the league has slipped into a worrying phase, with five games without a win, but still with some breathing room. The gaps in mid-table are small, with only 1 point behind Torino and Cagliari 3 points behind. This is important because their recent performances have been more cautious than convincing.
Nicola is likely to stick with Cremonese’s usual 3-5-2 formation, with Audero in goal behind Terracciano, Baschirotto, and Bianchetti. Barbieri and Pezzella are expected to provide width as wing-backs, while Grassi and Bondo will anchor the midfield and Johnsen will offer runs forward with his advances. Vardy and Bonazzoli are expected to lead the line up front. The only confirmed absence is Collocolo, so the midfield lineup seems pretty clear.
Juventus – Cremonese Head-to-head & statistics
Juventus has won all three of the last three encounters. The most recent game, in November 2025, ended in a 2-1 away win at Cremonese. The two games before that, both in 2023, ended 2-0 in Turin and 1-0 in Cremona in Juve’s favor. The bottom line is five Juventus goals to one, plus a winning streak of three games without a draw.
