Celta and Levante both have ways to attack the space around an advancing defence. Fiorentina and Juventus bring a similar tension between useful attacking connections and insecure first passes. The quality of the reception after pressure is escaped should shape both matches.
Celta's Carreira-to-Duran connection has already produced a goal, and Aspas found useful chances after entering against Union. Levante can respond through Thiago, Romero and the forward runners, while their own press has recently been passed into the space behind the left-back.
Celta's official squad preserves the attacking alternatives around its continuing absences. Aspas is available with his use being managed; Levante's Bardeli and Sotelo are reported ready for some minutes, and Manu Sanchez remains excluded. The opening should test wide progression, with the trailing side's continued attacks keeping the match active later. I'm expecting goals in Celta against Levante.
Fiorentina have actual wide-to-box connections through Njie and Pellegrino, with Brescianini creating room and Goncalves changing the supply from the bench. Juventus can attack Fiorentina's documented build-up losses, then use Zhegrova, the left-sided connection and Koopmeiners arriving from midfield.
Juventus's current squad excludes Cambiaso after his European appearance, while McKennie returns and Woltemade is unwell. Fiorentina's reported attacking group stays available, with Ranieri training again after missing the last match. Juventus's pressure and Fiorentina's routes beyond it give each phase a clear attacking purpose. I'm expecting goals in Fiorentina against Juventus.
