Celta want to win the ball high and send Moriba forward before Juventus can settle. Juventus have found their clearest chances by moving play wide and finding a runner at the far post. The contest turns on Celta's first pressure and the space left on the opposite side.
Giráldez's side will press the first Juventus pass and look for Jutglà in a short field. Juventus can move through Sarr or a direct outlet, then work toward Cambiaso, Conceição and Alajbegović. At Cagliari, Alajbegović's deliveries found Kolo Muani for a goal and another close chance; the same far-side pattern also appeared against Atalanta.
Celta's squad is without Iglesias and Durán, who both played at Elche, and Starfelt remains out of the central defence. Aspas is included after missing that game, while Jutglà and Moriba carry more of the forward link. Juventus are without Zhegrova after his Cagliari appearance, but Alajbegović, Kolo Muani and the wide outlets remain available.
I expect Celta to attack the first pass, with Juventus gradually reaching the outside channels and sending the ball behind the advancing wingbacks. Celta created no shot on target at Elche, while Juventus have shown they can turn those wide receptions into close chances. That's why I'm siding with Juventus to win this match.
