Juventus vs Fiorentina Prediction & Betting Tips (7 April)

Once in the fight for the Scudetto with Inter, Juventus has seriously been marking time in recent weeks. The Old Lady is now 3rd in Serie A and is 7 points ahead of 5th place, not qualifying for the next Champions League. In great difficulty, the Bianconeri have only won against Frosinone 3-2 in the last 9 days, for 4 draws and 4 defeats. After sharing points with Atalanta 2-2 and Genoa 0-0, they lost at Lazio last weekend 1-0. This week, Juventus regained confidence by dominating Lazio at home in the semi-final first leg of the Italian Cup 2-0. Fiorentina is now 10th in Serie A.

but can still hope to secure a European folding seat. The Tuscans have nevertheless been progressing slowly for several weeks, as evidenced by the only success gleaned during the last 6 days, for 3 draws and 2 defeats. Last weekend, they lost, despite the support of their fans, against AC Milan 1-2. This week, Fiorentina beat Atalanta in the semi-finals of the Italian Cup 1-0 in front of their fans. In the Europa Conference League, the Viola barely beat Maccabi Haifa 5-4 after the two-legged matches and will play their quarter-final first leg in Plzen next Thursday.

For Juventus, we must highlight the withdrawals of the usual substitutes Alex Sandro and Milik as well as the promising attacking midfielder Alcaraz. In addition, long-time absent midfielders Pogba and Fagioli are still suspended. The important left piston Kostic, however, was able to play again this week. Both scorers against Lazio in the Italian Cup, attackers Vlahovic (15 goals and 4 assists in SA) and Chiesa (7 goals and 2 assists in SA) could once again be associated. No absence is to be deplored for Fiorentina this weekend.

The important playmaker Bonaventura (7 goals and 2 assists in SA) is available after finishing serving his suspension. He should be positioned in support of winter recruit Belotti (1 goal in 8 SA games with the Viola). Even if he has not been very effective until now, Belotti retains his trainer's favor. Argentinian international Nico Gonzalez (7 goals and 2 assists in SA) should also start unlike his compatriot Beltran (6 goals and 2 assists in SA).