Bologna Juventus Odds : Live Streaming Available from Stadio Renato Dall’Ara as Bianconeri seek vital win
Juventus travel to Bologna is Serie A on Wednesday night in a rearranged fixture after the game they were initially scheduled to play last month was postponed, in a game streamed live and online by Bet365. (see below)
Extreme cold weather at the beginning of last month meant that the game had to be called off at the last minute.
When the game was first meant to be played, Juventus found themselves sitting at the top of the Serie A table, but have since slipped to second.
A win in their game in hand here, however, will take them level on points with leaders AC Milan, but will not be enough to take them to the summit due to a vastly inferior goal difference.
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It is a game that they will be confident of winning, with Bologna struggling at the wrong end of the table, all the way down in 14th.
But having drawn their last two games, including a 1-1 with Chievo at the weekend, Juventus will be desperate to get back to winning ways and take advantage of the game in hand they have over AC Milan.
It has been a quite incredible season from the Turin club, in fact, with them yet to lose a game in the league so far.
From their 25 games they have won 13, but it is their large amount of draws (12) that have left them trailing Milan in the race for the title. They will surely be beginning to wonder if they can go the season unbeaten having already played Milan at the San Siro.
Juventus will have to make do without Giorgio Chiellini and Andrea Barzagli for the game, with the duo having been ruled out of the next two games. They join a growing injury list at Juventus.
Bologna, meanwhile, appear to have no new injuries to worry about going into the game and will be able to field a close to full-strength line-up, Stefano Pioli once again setting up a 3-4-2-1 formation with Portanova, Cherubin and either Raggi or Frederik Sorensen at the heart of the defence, and the tenacious Gaby Mudingayi will provide additional cover for the back four.
The home side will hope to make it back to back home wins though after the narrow victory over Novara at the weekend, as they look to take advantage of a stuttering Bianconeri, who have already drawn 12 games this season.
They will relish taking on Juventus under the lights too, so this could be a cracking fixture.
