After beating Napoli 3-1, Juventus will look to keep up their perfect run this season as they welcome debutants Young Boys to the Allianz Stadium on Tuesday evening. Massimiliano Allegri's men have won all seven of their Serie A games this season, plus their first Champions League fixture against Valencia and thus could make it nine wins out of nine games across all competitions should they, as expected, defeat the minnows on matchday two.
The hosts will have to make do without star man Cristiano Ronaldo, who was controversially sent off during the tie against Valencia. Nonetheless, a brace from Miralem Pjanic from the spot was enough to see off the Spanish outfit and keep La Vecchia Signora joint-tied on top of their quartet, alongside Manchester United. And fortunately for the Italian giants, they will have Ronaldo back for their crunch clash against the Red Devils in a few weeks' time. With others like Paulo Dybala and Mario Mandzukic in their ranks though, they should have no problems picking up all three points here.
Allegri could opt to give Mattia Perin a start in goal as he tinkers with his squad, whilst Sami Khedira and Douglas Costa are two other absentees for the hosts.
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