Juventus vs Torino Prediction and Betting Tips for Round 11 of Serie A, scheduled for Saturday, November 8, 2025, at 17:00 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on DAZN and Sky Sport. The Derby della Mole lights up the Allianz Stadium, where Luciano Spalletti’s Juventus aim to extend their city dominance. Torino, unbeaten in five, hope to flip the script in one of Italy’s oldest rivalries. In this article, you’ll discover insights and stats from Serie A Stats that might just shape your weekend bet.

• Juventus unbeaten in 20 Serie A derbies against Torino since 2015.
• Torino on a five-match unbeaten run heading into the Derby della Mole.
• Dusan Vlahović scored in Juve’s midweek Champions League draw vs Sporting Lisbon.
• Juventus average 2 goals per game, Torino concede 2 on average this season.

Luciano Spalletti’s arrival seems to have steadied Juventus. Two league wins on the bounce, against Udinese and Cremonese, show the Bianconeri are finding rhythm again. Even so, the 1-1 draw with Sporting Lisbon in midweek reminded everyone that Juve’s rebuild isn’t complete. Dusan Vlahović’s equalizer showed grit, but there’s still a lack of clinical finishing. That said, the Allianz remains a fortress: only one loss in their last 31 league games there. Can Spalletti keep that streak alive in his first Turin derby? Feels like the perfect moment for Juve to make a statement.

Defensively, Juventus are holding up decently, conceding an average of just one goal per game, while scoring twice on average. They’ve also seen over 1.5 goals in 80% of their matches. Not bad, right? The problem lies in control. When they start slow, they let teams like Sporting or even Cremonese creep back in. Still, Spalletti’s structure, built around Kostić and Cambiaso’s wide play, is starting to click. With Bremer out injured, Koopmeiners’ adaptability might prove crucial once again in the backline.

Torino, meanwhile, arrive with quiet confidence. Marco Baroni’s side haven’t lost in five, including that gutsy 2-2 comeback against Pisa. They’ve also beaten Napoli and Genoa in recent weeks, which says a lot about their mentality. Giovanni Simeone, remember, he’s scored six career goals against Juve, is the man to watch. He just loves this fixture. Torino’s issue, though, is their leaky defense: conceding an average of two goals per match. If they can stay compact early, this could get interesting.

Statistically, both teams average three total goals per game, and while Juve’s class and home record make them favorites, Torino’s fighting spirit shouldn’t be underestimated. Even so, it feels like a night for the Old Lady to flex. With Vlahović back in form and Spalletti demanding intensity, Juventus to win looks like the smart play. It’s been three decades since Torino last won this derby away and unless something dramatic happens, that wait might just continue. For more numbers like these, dive into Serie A Stats for detailed match data and analysis.