Juventus vs Atalanta

Kamaldeen Sulemana scored in his last two Serie A games (vs Torino and Juventus), for the 2002 born player one goal less than he recorded in the previous 54 games among Rennes, Southampton and Atalanta in the Big-5 European Leagues (tree, precisely).

Kamaldeen Sulemana set his seasonal away goal record in the Big-5 European Leagues today: two ones (vs Torino and Juventus), overtaken his previous one in 2021/22 with Rennes in Ligue1 (one).

Juventus have drawn a Serie A home match (vs Atalanta) for the first time since last 29th December (2-2 vs Fiorentina in that case).

Atalanta are unbeaten in 10 of their last 11 Serie A matches against Juventus (W3 D7), their only win in that period coming on 7 May 2023 (2-0 in Bergamo); Atalanta had not won any of their previous 30 matches against the Piedmontese side in the competition (D6 L24).

In the last 10 Serie A seasons (since 2016/17), the fixture between Juventus and Atalanta is the one with the most draws in the tournament: 11 out of 18 matches (with four Piedmontese victories and three Lombardy ones).

Atalanta are unbeaten in their last seven league games at the Allianz Stadium (W2 D5), only against Torino (nine between 1973 and 1980) have they recorded a longer streak without a home win in Serie A. Furthermore, after the 4-0 on March 9, Atalanta could win consecutive away games against Juventus for only the second time in Serie A, after the period between January and October 1989 under Emiliano Mondonico.

Juventus have won 10 of their last 11 Serie A matches at the Allianz Stadium, losing only to Atalanta on March 9; no team has a higher home win percentage in 2025 in Europe's Big Five leagues: 91%, tied with Monaco (10/11) - at least two games.

Atalanta are unbeaten so far this season in Serie A (W2 D2) and have only once been unbeaten after their opening five matches across their previous 16 Serie A seasons (W4 D1 in 2022/23).