Como vs Juventus prediction, odds and how to watch

Genoa put Juventus to the sword at home with two first-half goals from Kingsley Ehizibue and Tommaso Baldanzi, exposing a Juventus side that dominated possession but did absolutely nothing with it.

Juventus took the points at Lecce thanks to first-half goals from Weston McKennie and Douglas Luiz, but Lecce's 16 shots and a red card for Gaspar in stoppage time made this a messier afternoon than the scoreline suggests.

Anastasios Douvikas scored twice in the second half to give Como a deserved 2-0 victory over a toothless Sassuolo side who failed to register a single shot on target.

Como arrive into Sunday's Serie A fixture off the back of three straight wins and with a point to prove against a Juventus side that has looked anything but convincing in recent weeks.

Juventus host Omonia Nicosia in the UEFA Europa League on Thursday night, and the question is not whether the Italians will win. The question is whether Omonia can make it a proper contest.

Como have been hitting teams for fun in this season's Champions League, and AEK Athens arrive at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia having shipped eight goals in their last five outings. Something has to give.

Juventus host Venezia on Sunday in a fixture that tells you everything about where both clubs are right now. Neither is where they want to be, but only one of them has an excuse.

Arsenal and Manchester City are reportedly among at least seven clubs monitoring Juventus full-back Andrea Cambiaso, but a €30-40m valuation and a contract to 2029 mean a January move looks highly unlikely. It's a scouting story, not an advancing negotiation.