Santa Clara and Gil Vicente may trade long spells of control without turning every entry into a clean shot. Santa can counter behind Gil's wide defenders, while Gil can move the ball through the right and recycle crosses. Fiorentina and Juventus offer a different rhythm, with both able to create from multiple players after the first attack ends. The extra box entry and its finish matter more there than either side's recent scoreline alone.
Gil's Esgaio played the full Vitória match in central defence, and Espigares is available, giving Gil a working answer even with Elimbi uncertain. Santa's Romão assisted at Marítimo before leaving with a knock and remains doubtful; a Soares shift would also affect how Santa defend Murilo. Santa's Ribeiro and Vinícius Lopes can still spring a transition, but Gil's central cover and right-side delivery give them a way to answer and hold the game together. That's why I'm siding with Gil Vicente to avoid defeat.
Fiorentina's Njie, Pellegrino and Mastantuono have supplied box entries, with Gonçalves offering another later connection. Juventus can press mistakes in Fiorentina's build-up through Kolo Muani and Koopmeiners, while their official squad includes wide replacements. Cambiaso played against AZ and is now omitted, so Juventus's wide defensive arrangement changes; Fiorentina's older injury list is largely carried from the Sassuolo team, while Ranieri has resumed training. Those separate attacking routes make me side with goals from both phases of Fiorentina against Juventus.
