Juventus vs Napoli: TV Channel and Live Stream Details
Juventus will host Napoli at the Allianz Stadium on Sunday evening in Serie A’s 10th round, with both clubs seeking a result that could alter the early shape of the table. Napoli arrive seventh, two places above Juventus, while Luciano Spalletti’s side are attempting to halt a difficult run that has increased pressure on their manager.
Why the Turin meeting matters
| Fixture detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Competition | Serie A, round 10 |
| Venue | Allianz Stadium, Turin |
| League positions | Napoli seventh; Juventus ninth |
| Last meeting in Turin | Juventus 3-0 Napoli, January 2026 |
| Broadcast | DAZN; DAZN 1 on Sky channel 214 for joint DAZN and Sky subscribers |
Juventus have won twice, drawn once and lost twice across their previous five matches in Serie A and the Europa League. Their run includes a 3-0 home loss against Lazio and last weekend’s 2-0 defeat away to Genoa, although victories over Lecce and Celta Vigo offered some relief. Their Europa League draw with Rennes finished 2-2.
Spalletti has called his squad into a training retreat before the Napoli match as he looks for an immediate response. The Juventus coach has a substantial injury and availability list, with Jeff Ekhator having returned to group training after missing the opening part of the campaign but still not available for selection.
Ekhator joins Kenan Yildiz, Khephren Thuram-Ulien, Manuel Locatelli, Francisco Conceição, Celik, Nico Gonzalez, Arkadiusz Milik and Grabara among the players Spalletti must do without.
The expected Juventus side has Vicario in goal, with Pierre Kalulu, Bremer and Lucumí likely to form a three-man defence. Weston McKennie could operate alongside Teun Koopmeiners and Douglas Luiz in midfield, while Andrea Cambiaso and Boga are set to provide width. Randal Kolo Muani and Zhegrova are expected to lead the attack.
Napoli bring momentum but selection doubts
Napoli travel north after a 4-1 win at Monza, their third victory in five games. They also beat Bodø/Glimt 4-3 in the Champions League and drew 3-3 with Roma, but defeats against Venezia and Villarreal underline an uneven start.
The Azzurri have scored 13 times in those five fixtures, while conceding 11, leaving Massimiliano Allegri’s team with attacking encouragement but defensive issues still to address.
Allegri will not be on the touchline in Turin because of suspension. Assistant Marco Landucci, who also oversaw the Monza win from the dugout, will take charge for the match.
Napoli are without Alessandro Buongiorno, Favasuli, David Neres, Leonardo Spinazzola, Alisson and Stanislav Lobotka. Amir Rrahmani and Frank Anguissa have recovered sufficiently to be included in the travelling squad, but neither is certain to start after recent fitness problems.
With Lobotka injured, Kevin De Bruyne is expected to operate deeper in midfield alongside Scott McTominay and, if passed fit, Anguissa. Alex Meret is likely to start in goal behind Giovanni Di Lorenzo, Rrahmani, Rafa Marin and Mathías Olivera. Matteo Politano, Rasmus Hojlund and Lang are expected to make up the front line.
Recent rivalry
Juventus won 3-0 when Napoli last visited the Allianz Stadium in January 2026. Napoli had, however, taken the previous three meetings between the sides across 2024 and 2025. In their last five Serie A encounters, Napoli have three wins, Juventus have one, and the other match ended goalless in September 2024.
Unresolved selection issues
Napoli’s final midfield and defensive choices depend on the condition of Rrahmani and Anguissa, while Juventus must decide how to reshape a side missing several regular options. For both teams, the result carries added weight: Napoli can strengthen their position above Juventus, while the hosts need three points to prevent further loss of ground.
