Chelsea vs Juventus head to head

Chelsea’s biggest home win in the Champions League:21/10/2014 Chelsea 6-0 Maribor - Group stage12/09/2017 Chelsea 6-0 Qarabag - Group stage

Juve’s biggest away win in the Champions League: 27/09/2016 Dinamo Zagreb 0-4 Juventus - Group stage01/11/1995 Rangers 0-4 Juventus - Group stage

Chelsea stats

Since October 2003 we have only lost only two of our 49 Champions League group matches at Stamford Bridge, winning 34 and losing to Basel in 2013 and Valencia in 2019.

In our away game against Juventus on matchday two, we had 16 attempts at goal, the most we’ve had in a Champions League away game without scoring since Opta began recording this data in 2003/04.

Before this campaign, we last met Italian opponents in the 2017/18 Champions League group stage, when we drew 3-3 at home to Roma before a 3-0 away loss. This season’s matchday 2 defeat at Juve made it five games without a win against Serie A sides (two draws, three defeats).

The 4-1 extra-time victory against Napoli in the round of 16 second leg in our victorious 2011/12 Champions League campaign is our only win in our last 10 games against Italian opponents, home and away (three draws, six defeats).

Chelsea have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of our last 10 Champions League matches with Italian teams since a 1-0 win over Juventus in 2009.

Milestones

Hakim Ziyech made his 50th appearance for Chelsea in all competitions at Leicester.

Juventus stats

Last seasonSerie A: FourthCoppa Italia: WinnersSupercoppa Italiana: WinnersChampions League: Round of 16Top scorer all competitions: Cristiano Ronaldo 36

Juventus won five of their six games in last season's group stage, securing first place in Group G with a 3-0 victory at Barcelona on Matchday 6, although they were eliminated by Porto on away goals in the round of 16.

Juventus have won their last seven away group games in the Champions League by an aggregate score of 17-2.

This season’s Champions League group stageMalmo (a) W 3-0Chelsea (h) W 1-0Zenit St Petersburg (a) W 1-0Zenit St Petersburg (h) W 4-2Scorers: Dybala 3 (2 pens), Chiesa 2, Morata 2, Kulusevski 1, Sandro 1

Juventus have won their last five games in the Champions League; the longest current run in the competition, along with Bayern Munich. A victory in this game would see them secure a new club-record for consecutive wins in the European Cup/Champions League.

Juventus last faced English opposition in the 2018/19 Champions League group stage, winning 1-0 at Manchester United before losing 2-1 at home.

That victory by United is Juve's only defeat in their last 11 matches against Premier League clubs (six wins, four draws), with six wins in their last eight.

On Saturday, Juventus won their third successive game in all competitions, the last two with a clean sheet. A penalty in each half by Leonardo Bonucci against Lazio in Rome secured all three points.

Massimiliano Allegri’s side are eighth with 21 points from 13 games, 11 points behind leaders Napoli.

Juve’s squad contains four ex-Premier League players: Wojciech Szczesny, Aaron Ramsey, Danilo and Moise Kean.

Prior to this season, Massimiliano Allegri hadn’t managed or played against Chelsea in his career.

Juventus's last Champions League game

Tuesday 2 November 2021Juventus 4 Zenit St Petersburg 2Team (4-4-2): Szczesny; Danilo, Bonucci (Rugani 85), De Ligt, Sandro; Chiesa, McKennie, Locatelli (Arthur 80), Bernardeschi (Rabiot 80); Dybala (c) (Kulusevski 85), MorataBooked: Locatelli, KulusevskiScorers: Dybala 11, 58 (pen), Chiesa 73, Morata 82

Juventus' major summer signings

Kaio Jorge - SantosMoise Kean - Everton, loanManuel Locatelli - Sassuolo, loanAlvaro Morata - Atletico Madrid, loan extended

Discipline

Referee and VAR

The referee is Srdjan Jovanovic from Serbia and the VAR is Alejandro Jose Hernandez Hernandez from Spain.