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Full Match & Highlights Serie A 2025-2026

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December 27, 2025

After reviving their chances of finishing in Serie A’s top four due to significant improvement across the last two months, Juventus now travel to relegation-threatened Pisa, who have struggled to find the back of the net at home. This will be the first competitive meeting between these sides since the 1991/92 Serie A season, when Juventus won both matches whilst scoring nine goals combined. Juventus have conceded at least once in nine of their last ten away matches.

Relegation-threatened Pisa ended a three-game losing streak without a single goal with a late equaliser against Cagliari (2-2) at the weekend, a result which saw them enter this round with a three-point deficit to safety. Despite that being their fourth 2-2 draw in nine matches, Pisa have struggled at home, scoring just once in their eight appearances in front of their own fans so far. They’ve still somehow managed to earn six points at Arena Garibaldi (W1, D3, L4), half of which unsurprisingly came from three goalless draws. Four defeats in five matches against teams starting this round in top six (D1) raise even more concern ahead of this tough assignment.

After a poor spell across September and October that saw them fail to win across eight games (D5, L3) and threatened to derail their season, Juventus have bounced back well. Their win against Roma last weekend (2-1) was their sixth victory in seven competitive matches (L1) and cut the gap to the top four to just one point. Despite their only defeat in 12 competitive matches since the end of October (W8, D3) coming on the road, Luciano Spalletti’s men will travel with confidence as they are unbeaten in four away league matches (W2, D2) against teams that started this round outside of the top nine.

Seven of Pisa’s eight home league matches produced under 1.5 goals. None of Pisa’s eight home league matches saw both teams score. Only two of Juventus’ eight away league matches saw over 2.5 goals.

Mattéo Tramoni has contributed to two of Pisa’s last five goals, with Pisa winning 14 of his last 15 goalscoring appearances (D1). After scoring the decisive goal against Roma, both of Loïs Openda’s goals for Juventus came after the break, whilst five of his last six club goals arrived in victories (D1).

Pisa don’t appear to have any fresh injury concerns, whilst Juve’s Francisco Conceiçao was substituted because of injury last weekend.