Juventus vs PSV Prediction – UEFA Champions League Picks 9/17/24

In this article, we will formulate a Juventus vs PSV Prediction for this UEFA Champions League game on Tuesday, September 17th at Allianz Stadium. To formulate this prediction, we will examine:

-Juventus recent form and recent player performance 

-PSV’s recent form and recent play performance

-A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for today’s game between Juventus and PSV. 

Can Juventus Offense Get Going?

Juventus has had some issues with the offense heading into this game and they are really struggling heading into this game. Two games ago against Roma, Juventus played to a 0-0 draw and in the last game against Empoli, they played to a 0-0 draw also. In the last game Juventus had 66 percent of the possession and three shots on target, but it wasn’t enough as they couldn’t find the back of the net. Timothy Weah was dealing with a thigh injury but he is healthy again and should feature in this game. Francisco Conceicao is still dealing with a calf injury and it doesn’t look like he’s going to be able to go in this game. 

PSV Has Confidence

PSV has a ton of confidence heading into this game and they have won five games in a row. PSV in the last game faced off against NEC and they were able to secure the 2-0 victory. Two goals for PSV were scored in the first 20 minutes. PSV had 78 percent of the possession and 11 shots on target. Luuk de Jong was dealing with a long injury layoff but he’s back and he should play a big impact on this game. Ismael Saibari made his first appearance of the season in the last game and he could play a role in this game. 

Juventus vs PSV Prediction

PSV has dominated domestic play, but this is a much tougher matchup against Juventus. The last couple of games though, Juventus hasn’t had great offense and they are going to really struggle to get the offense going here, PSV will struggle against the Juventus defense though and that will be the difference here as this game is going to stay under the total. Back the under to cash.