The Turin giants endured a disappointing campaign last season, finishing only sixth despite replacing Tudor with Spalletti. They have also dropped points several times already in this domestic championship. Rennes, who play at the “Roazhon Park” stadium, also finished sixth in their domestic league in 2025/2026. After the break, they drew with PSG and picked up three wins, but their first setbacks followed soon after.
The Italians began their Europa League campaign with a clash against NEC. They defeated the visitors from Nijmegen in emphatic fashion, 5-0. A trip to the much more experienced Celta produced a comeback victory, 2-1.
In September, the French side settled for a goalless draw away to Sturm. In the second round, they beat the modest OFI at home, but only by a narrow 2-1 margin.
Previous matches: Juventus – Rennes
In August 1999, the clubs met in the Intertoto Cup. After winning 2-0 at home, the Turin side settled for a draw away from home.
The more experienced team will have home advantage. We expect a victory for the Turin giants (odds – 1.6).
Juventus – Rennes: key statistics and trends
Juventus have won twice in the league
Juventus score an average of 1.29 goals and concede 1.14 goals per match
Both teams have scored in 43% of Juventus matches, with an average total of 2.43 goals per game
Rennes are unbeaten in the tournament
Rennes score an average of 2.14 goals and concede two goals per match
Both teams have scored in 71% of Rennes matches, with an average total of 4.14 goals per game
Juventus – Rennes: possible starting lineups
Juventus play in a 1-3-4-2-1 formation (possible lineup): Grabara – Lukumi, Gatti, Kalulu – McKennie, Sarr, Luiz, Celik – Alajbegovic, Gonzalez – Woltemade
Rennes play in a 1-4-1-4-1 formation (possible lineup): Samba – Nagida, Rouault, Cresswell, Reynolds – Camara – Al-Tamari, Thomasson, Szymanski, Blas – Lepaul
