The Men's First Team are in midweek Serie A action, this time taking on Genoa in Liguria.
The Matchday 9 clash gives Luciano Spalletti's side a quick opportunity to build on the 2-0 win away at Lecce on Matchday 8.
Ahead of Wednesday's action, let's take a look at what happened when the Bianconeri last beat the Rossoblu.
17 MINUTES TO SEAL THREE POINTS
The Bianconeri hosted Genoa at the Allianz Stadium on April 6, 2026, with the Matchday 31 clash taking place under the Turin sunshine.
It took only four minutes for Spalletti's side to take control of the fixture, as Gleison Bremer was alive in the box to head in the opener. That set the tone for a dominant first half from Juventus.
In the 17th minute, good work from Andrea Cambiaso kicked off a sweeping counter-attack. The Italian defender found Weston McKennie in the middle, who then played it wide to Francisco Conceicao in acres of space on the right, and he drove forward towards the box.
The Portuguese winger then picked out McKennie, who had continued his run, and he calmly swept the ball into the bottom corner from just inside the box. Juventus had a two-goal lead and full control of the match.
Conceicao came very close to adding a third in the first half with a low shot that went just wide of the post, whilst McKennie should have got his second when a clever free-kick routine gave him a chance in the box.
Jonathan David was next to come close, as his excellent shot from the edge of the box hit the inside of the post. The drama wasn't over yet, as Genoa were awarded a penalty for a foul by Bremer. Michele Di Gregorio produced a fine save, though, and the clean sheet remained intact. He even got up quickly to save another shot just seconds after the penalty.