Juventus will try to make the most out of their match against Hellas Verona on Sunday. The Bianconeri side intend to take advantage of Roma's draw against Palermo and extend their lead in the 2014-2015 Serie A season, facing an up and coming Hellas Verona team that will be trying to get some breathing room in the lower end of the table.
Massimiliano Allegri's team surely will start a completely different lineup than the one that faced the Gialloblu on Thursday. Possibly without Arturo Vidal, who struggled with a harsh fever, the Italian Champions may rely on Carlos Tevez's skills to make their fans happy one more time. Following their victory against Napoli, the league leaders could also introduce Alvaro Morata into the starting XI, among rumors that place frequent starter Fernando Llorente away from Juventus Stadium. Furthermore, the home team will be hoping to broaden their goal differential, the best among Serie A teams with a +29, having only allowed 9 goals to go into the back of their net.
Hellas Verona will expose their small undefeated streak after defeating Parma last week. With veteran strikers Luca Toni and Javier Saviola leading the pack, the yellow and blue team will try to win their first match playing at Juventus' grounds since 1929, relying heavily on what Luca Toni and Javier Saviola can do up front. While their season has not been quite as good as fans expected, Andrea Mandorlini's men will fight to even their numbers while playing away, having won two games, drawn four and lost three this season.
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