➡️ What is the recommended bet for Juventus Napoli?

The forecast and suggestion for the bet on Juventus vs Napoli, January 25, 2026, according to the tipsters, is: Over 1.5 goals ⇒ bet available at Bet365.

➡️ In which stadium will Juventus Napoli be played?

The Juventus vs Napoli match on January 25, 2026, will take place in Turin, at Allianz Stadium.

➡️ What is the most voted bet for this game?

The most popular bet among tipsters for the Juventus Napoli game regarding "probabilities" was split equally, with 40% tips for both Juventus and Napoli victory at Bet365.

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Juventus vs Napoli Prediction – Serie A

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Here you will find the best prediction for Juventus vs Napoli in Serie A, along with match analysis and betting tips.

Read below for our detailed analysis of both teams, including their recent performance and key statistics from their last matches to provide the best prediction for this encounter between Juventus vs Napoli.

Juventus

January 25, 2026 – 17::00
Serie A TIM
2025/2026
Regular season – Round 22

Napoli

Betting tip and prediction for this match between Juventus vs Napoli

The best prediction for
Juventus vs Napoli in the Serie A is over 1.5 goals. For both teams currently in good form, they are known for playing attacking football, creating goal-scoring opportunities regularly. It is noteworthy that the market for “Over 1.5 Goals” has been profitable in the last four matches played by Juventus at home and in the last two encounters between these teams.

Best prediction for Juventus vs Napoli

Over 0.5 goals in the 1st half (live betting tip)
Over 1.5 goals (live betting tip, double or triple)

Match prediction for Juventus vs Napoli

The teams Juventus and Napoli are set to clash at the Allianz Stadium in a Serie A TIM match. In their last confrontation in this competition on December 7, 2025, Napoli won at home by (2-1). The recent head-to-head record favors the visiting team, who holds 5 victories, 1 draw, and 1 loss in the last 7 matches. In this matchup, the home advantage could play a significant role, as Napoli shows considerable differences in results when playing at home versus away.

Juventus Analysis

The home team is currently in 5th place, having accumulated 39 points from 11 wins, 6 draws, and 4 losses. In their second-to-last match, they won against Cremonese at home by (5-0). In their last match, they lost away to Cagliari by (1-0). This team is not significantly impacted by the home factor, showing similar results both at home and away, recording 7 wins, 3 draws, and 5 losses as visitors in their last 30 matches, with 19 goals scored and 15 conceded, compared to 9 wins and 6 draws at home, with 31 goals scored and 13 conceded. They come into this match after a victory at home against Benfica by (2-0).

In this competition, they have not lost any of their last 10 home games. Their attack has scored regularly, netting goals in 9 of their last 10 matches in this competition. In 21 matches in this competition, they conceded the first goal 7 times and only managed 1 comeback. In their last 10 home matches in this competition, there is one notable period: they conceded 3 of their 8 goals between the 31st and 45th minutes.

Juventus enters this match following a 2-0 victory against Benfica in a match valid for the UEFA Champions League. In their last Serie A match, the hosts lost to Cagliari by 1-0. The “Old Lady” typically lines up in a classic 4-3-3 formation, where Kenan Yıldız, Weston McKennie, and Jonathan David are primarily responsible for creating opportunities in the attack. In midfield, Teun Koopmeiners stands out for his vision, being the main architect of offensive plays and serving the attackers efficiently. Missing from this match are Daniele Rugani and Arkadiusz Milik, both injured.

Confirmed lineup: Mattia Perin, Pierre Kalulu, Bremer, Lloyd Kelly, Andrea Cambiaso, Weston McKennie, Teun Koopmeiners, Manuel Locatelli, Fabio Miretti, Kenan Yıldız, Jonathan David.
Coach: L. Spalletti.

Napoli Analysis

After 13 wins, 4 draws, and 4 losses, the visiting team is in 3rd place, having secured 43 points. In their last match, they won against Sassuolo at home by (1-0), after drawing at home in the previous match against Parma by (0-0). This team is affected by the home factor, performing stronger when backed by their supporters, as evidenced by their last 30 matches, recording 6 wins, 2 draws, and 7 losses as visitors, scoring a total of 17 goals and conceding 20. At home, they have achieved 10 victories and 5 draws, with a total of 25 goals scored and 10 conceded. In their last game in the UEFA Champions League, they drew 1-1 away against FC Copenhagen. Their last away match in this competition ended in a 2-2 draw against Inter. In their last 10 away league games, Napoli has recorded 5 wins, 1 draw, and 4 losses, collecting 16 points out of a possible 30. Their attack has scored regularly, netting in 8 of their last 10 matches in this competition. In their away games in this competition, there tends to be fewer goals, as in 8 of the last 11 matches played, there were fewer than 3 goals. In 21 matches in this competition, they conceded the first goal 7 times and only managed 1 comeback.

Napoli arrives at this match after a 1-1 draw while traveling to Copenhagen Stadium for a match valid for the UEFA Champions League. In their last Serie A match, the visitors defeated Sassuolo by 1-0. The Neapolitan side usually lines up in a 3-4-3 formation, where the three players tasked with causing panic in the opposing defense are Noa Lang, Eljif Elmas, and Rasmus Højlund. The midfield should comprise Leonardo Spinazzola, Giovanni Di Lorenzo, Scott McTominay, and Stanislav Lobotka, the latter responsible for organizing and energizing the central midfield area. Missing from this game are Alex Meret, David Neres, Amir Rrahmani, Billy Gilmour, Matteo Politano, and Kevin De Bruyne, all due to injury issues.

Confirmed lineup: Vanja Milinković-Savić, Leonardo Spinazzola, Giovanni Di Lorenzo, Alessandro Buongiorno, Sam Beukema, Juan Jesus, Antonio Vergara, Scott McTominay, Stanislav Lobotka, Eljif Elmas, Rasmus Højlund.
Coach: A. Conte.