Atalanta vs Juventus

Juventus have earned 34 points after 20 Serie A games this season, compared to 49 of the last season at the same stage; the -15 points difference is the worst among the sides present in both campaigns in the competition.

Atalanta have remained unbeaten in 15 Serie A games for the second time in their history, having previously done so in 2019/20 campaign (17 in that case).

Thiago Motta is the second manager in Juventus history to remain unbeaten in all of his first 20 games on the Bianconeri bench in Serie A, after Antonio Conte.

Atalanta and Juventus have drawn 10 of their last 15 Serie A matches (two wins for the Dea and three ones for the Piemontesi); since Gian Piero Gasperini became Atalanta manager (from 2016/17) this is the meeting with the most draws in the competition (10).

Atalanta and Juventus have drawn both their meetings in the last championship (0-0 in the first leg in Bergamo and 2-2 in the second leg in Torino), the last time they recorded three draws in a row in Serie A was between 1990 and 1991.

Juventus are unbeaten in 18 of their last 19 away games against Atalanta in Serie A (W12 D6), the only Dea home win in the period came on 18th April 2021 (1-0 netted by Ruslan Malinovskyi).

Atalanta have scored at least two goals in each of their last 13 home matches in Serie A (36 in total – 2.8 by average per match): only Milan managed by Alberto Zaccheroni between 1999 and 2000 had been able to score two or more goals in more home matches in a row in the last 60 years in the competition (15).

After the 1-1 draw in the derby against Torino, Juventus became the second team to draw at least 12 of their first 19 games in a Serie A season in the three points for a win era, after Inter in 2004-05 (13) – the Nerazzurri also drew the following match.