The Norwegian champions took their domestic title fight down to the final day this weekend, but they also have work to do if they are to progress any deeper in the UEFA Champions League as well. Juventus, now under Luciano Spalletti, are yet to win in this season’s competition and will be looking to break their duck here.

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📈 Bodo/Glimt v Juventus Form & Stats

Bodo/Glimt have had a fight on their hands domestically all season-long with Viking Stavanger. Glimt won 2-1 at KFUM Oslo on Friday night, with a last-minute winner, which keeps the title in the balance with Glimt one point behind Viking going into the final day. In the Champions League, Glimt have only two points from four matches, and the gap to 24th could move further away if they don’t win here.

In the Champions League, they have lost their last two, but overall, they have been dominant in possession, having more of the ball than their opponents in every game so far, and they have actually won the xG battle against Monaco and Tottenham in their two home matches. Despite that, they couldn’t convert a lead against Spurs and couldn’t make a breakthrough against Monaco despite posting 2 xG.

Juventus are in draw mode right now. They have shared the spoils in their last three matches, beginning in the Champions League at home to Sporting, and then two draws in Serie A at home to Torino and away at Fiorentina, who are struggling this season. The Champions League has been a slog, three draws and a defeat, with both away games seeing Juventus struggle to match their hosts in performance.

Spalletti’s impact so far has been that he has made them more difficult to beat. They have conceded less than 1 xG per match in each of their last five matches. The issue has been that they are unable to take the team away from their opponents at the moment. They have scored only seven goals in their last nine matches, despite creating almost 15 xG across the same fixtures.

📔 Bodo/Glimt v Juventus Formation & Team News

Bodo/Glimt have been a 4-3-3 team, and whilst obvious differences are developed over time, there are consistencies in Kjetil Knutsen's approach over the number of years that he has coached this team. The goals are heavily dependent on the front three, but the heartbeat of the team is skipper Patrick Berg, who orchestrates from the centre of midfield.

Important defender Jostein Gundersen is suspended for this match after a red card, but Jens Petter Hauge was rested at the weekend, so I am expecting him to come back into the XI here.

Changes are expected for Juventus. Spalletti was quoted suggesting so due to Juventus’ packed schedule up to Christmas. This may mean a start for Jonathan David, who is yet to hit form for Juventus since his summer move from Lille.

Spalletti is using a 3-4-2-1 system at the moment, but there has been criticism of a lack of penetration, especially from wide areas. There could be a shift in direction or personnel to improve this area moving forward.

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