Juventus can secure top spot with a win, or pray Manchester United drop points against Valencia. Four wins from five group games, and four clean sheets – including a 3-0 win in the reverse fixture – is a clear indicator of their defensive pedigree.The visitors now have five consecutive competitive clean sheets, and only two sides this season have scored more than one goal against them in 20 competitive matches. This run saw them pick up 12 clean sheets, while scoring 40 goals.
Players to watch: Guillaume Hoarau (YB) has seven goals in his last nine competitive club appearances. Meanwhile Paulo Dybala could become just the second player to score two hat-tricks against one side in the same CL season.
Stat attack: Juventus are looking to win five of their six CL group games for the first time since 2005/06.
Under Massimiliano Allegri, Juventus have picked up a clean sheet in 46% of their CL matches (37 of 81), the third-best rate among managers with 50+ games.
