Cremonese vs Juventus Prediction and Betting Tips for Matchday 10 of Serie A, scheduled for Saturday, November 1, 2025, at 19:45 GMT. The match takes place at the Stadio Giovanni Zini and will be broadcast live on DAZN and Sky Sport (ITA). Juventus travel to Cremona aiming to build on their first win in nearly two months, while the hosts continue to surprise everyone with their resilient form. For more data-driven insights, visit Soccer Stats for in-depth analysis and live numbers ahead of kickoff.

• Juventus look for back-to-back wins after ending an eight-game drought.
• Cremonese unbeaten at home this season under coach Davide Nicola.
• Spalletti takes charge of his first Serie A game with Juventus.
• Bonazzoli and Vardy form a sharp attacking duo for Cremonese.

After weeks of turmoil, Juventus finally saw daylight with a much-needed 3-1 win over Udinese. The victory came as interim boss Massimo Brambilla steadied the ship before handing over to Luciano Spalletti, who’s expected to make his managerial debut with the Bianconeri in Cremona. It’s a tricky fixture, though. Juve’s away form has been worrying, just four points on the road so far and the Turin giants haven’t exactly been free-scoring, averaging only 0.5 goals per match. That’s far from the vintage Juve we’re used to seeing. Still, Spalletti’s arrival could spark the discipline and flair the club’s been craving. Can he really turn things around?

On the other side, Cremonese are quietly becoming one of the league’s best stories. Back in Serie A after a two-year absence, Davide Nicola’s side are punching above their weight with 14 points from nine matches, sitting just a single point behind Juventus. Their home ground, the Stadio Giovanni Zini, has been a fortress of late, unbeaten in four, with one win and three draws. The Grigiorossi have shown balance too, scoring 1.25 goals on average while conceding only one per match. It’s not flashy, but it’s solid football that wins you points.

Nicola’s men thrive in tight contests. Cremonese’s matches average 2.25 goals, and both teams have scored in 75% of their games. Their offensive duo of Bonazzoli and Vardy is starting to click, with Bonazzoli leading the scoring charts at four goals. They’re also physical: averaging 24 fouls per game, which makes them tough to break down. That said, Juventus aren’t far behind in that category, committing an average of 14.5 fouls per match. So, don’t expect a clean, silky match. It could get scrappy fast.

With Spalletti likely to revert to his trusted 4-3-3, Juventus might press higher and attack wider than under Tudor. Federico Gatti and Weston McKennie were instrumental against Udinese and should retain their places. Dusan Vlahovic remains Juve’s main hope up front after bagging his 90th Serie A goal midweek. Cremonese will counter with Bonazzoli’s sharp finishing and the work rate of Vardy. It’s hard to say how this will end, but one thing seems certain: intensity. And that’s where Soccer Stats can help you track the tempo, fouls, and patterns that define matches like this one.