Juventus

The penultimate away fixture of the season doesn't exactly have a ton riding on it.

Because of the amount of injuries that Max Allegri is currently dealing with, it’s not like he can sit all of his most important players and give them over a week’s worth of rest between Juve’s last game and the showdown with Inter. And, with how Napoli has been up and down over the last few weeks, it’s not like third place is totally out of the realm of possibilities before this season comes to an end. Also, the other goal that Juventus currently has can’t be reached in this game because it’s a one-off final next week.) (It’s not the one we wanted six or seven months ago and it’s settling for a fraction of said original goal in a way, but it’s better than the worst-case scenario. We’ve known that for a few days now. Juventus has locked up a top four finish.

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Juventus have named their 20-man squad list for their trip to Genoa this evening, with Fabio Miretti retaining his place.

His participation isn’t guaranteed however with the likes of Federico Bernadeschi, Adrien Rabiot, Denis Zakaria and Arthur in contention in the middle also, while Paulo Dybala could also take up one of the roles in behind the front two. The 18 year-old was an impressive performer against Venezia last weekend on his full debut, teeing up the opening goal with a deep free kick as well as coming close to getting a direct assist and a goal all in his opening 45 minutes. Juventus have named their 20-man squad list for their trip to Genoa this evening, with Fabio Miretti in line to start his second consecutive match.

A high ball from Paulo Dybala was met by Moise Kean, but his header clipped the very ...

RF: Paulo Dybala - 7/10 - The technique was obviously there but Dybala was lacking in quality for decent stretches. LF: Moise Kean - 5/10 - Worked hard, carved out his own chances and provided energy that Juventus seriously lacked across the pitch. SUB: Alex Sandro (60' for Cuadrado) - 3/10 And Gudmundsson went from zero to hero when he netted the equaliser with five minutes remaining. Lost possession more frequently. Meanwhile this win leaves Genoa one point from safety with just two games remaining.