SPAL-Juve, Matchday Stats!

IF JUVE WINS OR DRAWS: If Juventus don’t lose, they will win the Scudetto and set a new record in the Italian championship. The Bianconeri could win their eighth Scudetto in a row, setting the new record of consecutive titles in the five major European leagues, improving their own streak and that of Lyon between 2001/02 to 2007/08 (seven in a row).

27 OUT OF 31: Before this season, no Serie A team had ever managed to win 27 games out of the first 31 match days.

IN FINAL MINUTES: Juventus have scored 30 goals in the final 30 minutes of the game, more than any other team in this league, while SPAL has, instead, achieved the fewest goals in the final quarter of an hour (three).

SO MANY COMEBACKS! Juventus is the team that has won more games from a being behind in this league (five out of seven) than any other team.

SEVEN SCORED PENALTIES FOR THE OLD LADY: The Bianconeri have scored seven goals on a penalty kick, a record in this league like Sampdoria.

CONSECUTIVE KEAN: Moise Kean has scored in all of the last three league games: the most recent youngest player to score for three consecutive Serie A matches was Mario Balotelli in 2009. Should he score again he would be the youngest to do so.

CR7, SHOTS AND ASSIST: Cristiano Ronaldo is the player who has attempted the most shots in the league (159). Only Gomez and Mertens (nine) have provided more winning assists than he (eight) in this league.

ALLEGRI VS SEMPLICI: Massimiliano Allegri is unbeaten in Serie A against Leonardo Semplici, thanks to two wins and a draw (all the matches were between SPAL and Juventus).

JUVE ON THE ROAD: Juventus have lost only one of their last 28 Serie A away matches: 23 wins and four draws.

JUVE, THE BEST SET-PIECES: The Bianconeri is the team that has scored the most on set-pieces in the league (22), SPAL, meanwhile, have the best percentage in set-pieces (46%, or 13 from a set-piece out of 15).

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