Where to watch Juventus vs Atletico in the UCL live on November 26

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Juventus will be looking to consolidate their grip on top spot as they welcome Atletico Madrid to Turin on MD 5. Live Soccer TV's match preview provides match facts, team news, and global broadcast listings for Juventus vs. Atletico Madrid

Current form: Juventus vs Atletico Madrid

With three wins an a draw, Juventus have yet to lose so far in their group stage qualifying and thus have already secured their spot in the next round. The question now becomes for the Bianconeri as to whether they will do it as group leaders or as runners-up as they face Atletico Madrid on matchday five.

However, their first encounter with Atleti was far from straightforward, as Maurizio Sarri's side fumbled a two goal lead to barely hang on for a stalemate. Although Diego Simeone's troops will be coming into this game with a slew of injuries, and the Bianconeri have a formidable home record, with just four losses in their last 40 European fixtures in Turin, they nonetheless will not be underestimating their very tricky opponents.

Atleti may not be in the best of form as of late - they've won just one of their last five games across all comps - but they will be eager to cause Juve as many problems as possible to push the showdown for top spot in this quartet to the final matchday.

Juventus, for their part, eased to a relatively comfortable 3-1 win over Atalanta to stay on top of the Serie A table and come into this game having won their last five matches across all competitions. Although some of those victories, including against strugglers AC Milan and cross-town rivals Torino have been narrow 1-0 results and saw the Bianconeri having to work much harder than expected, that won't matter much to Sarri, who is keen on helping the team adjust to his brand of football and ensuring that they remain a formidable force on all three fronts this season.

How they compare: Juventus vs Atletico Madrid

Here's how Juve and Atleti stack up ahead of their clash:

Team news: Juventus vs Atletico Madrid

Juventus: Alex Sandro, Adrien Rabiot, and Douglas Costa are all out injured for the hosts, while Matthijs de Ligt is a doubt for this fixture. However, Cristiano Ronaldo is expected to be involved, albeit not alongside Paulo Dybala and Gonzalo Higuain in an attacking trident, as per coach Maurizio Sarri.

Atletico Madrid: Although the visitors have no key players suspended, they have been dealt a major blow due to an injury to star striker Diego Costa. The Brazilian-born Spanish international is joined on the treatment table by defender Sime Vrsaljko. To further complicate matters, Atleti, who build their strategy off their defense, could also be missing Jose Gimenez and Stefan Savić for this game due to a hamstring problem - with both needing to pass a late fitness test to determine their availability.

Match facts and stats: Juventus vs Atletico Madrid

Juventus only four of their 40 European matches at the Allianz Stadium (W24 D12)...
...however, three of those defeats have come in their last eight matches
Juve's 2018 home defeat in the quarter-finals is their sole reversal in their last 12 home matches against Spanish outfits (W7 D4)
Overall, though, the Bianconeri have still now won just four of their last nine UEFA Champions League matches (D2 L3)
Atlético have lost four of their last 13 European away games...but three of those defeats have come in their last five matches (W1 D1)
Los Rojiblancos have lost only four of their last 26 matches in continental competition (W16 D6)