Pisa, a newly promoted team, finds itself deep in the relegation zone (19th in the league). Their recent form has been concerning, with just one win, two draws, and three losses in their last six matches. Their home win percentage is a mere 17%, averaging only 0.2 goals per game at home. Key midfielders, Cuadrado and Stens, are injured, while Aginsamiro is suspended, significantly impacting their attacking and defensive capabilities. Juventus, in contrast, is enjoying a strong run of form, with five wins and one loss in their last six games. Their away win percentage is 50%. Ildiz has emerged as a key attacking threat, with 5 goals and 4 assists. Historically, Juventus has a significant advantage in head-to-head matches, winning 12, drawing 4, and losing only once, giving them a considerable psychological edge. Pisa might adopt a defensive 3-5-2 formation, relying on counter-attacks led by Moreo (3 goals) and Tramoni. Juventus is likely to utilise a 3-4-2-1 formation, controlling possession and applying pressure. The midfield pairing of Locatelli and Thuram will be crucial for dictating the tempo, with wing play and set pieces as primary attacking strategies. Although Juventus's defence has injury concerns, Pisa's attack has struggled, scoring only 7 goals in their last 10 matches, making a Juventus away win a likely outcome.