“Don’t make life easy” Pundit warns Juventus about Parma’s quality | OneFootball

Juventus are set to face Parma in a crucial upcoming fixture, one that arrives at a pivotal moment in their campaign. With Champions League qualification still at stake, the Bianconeri can ill afford to drop points, particularly as Bologna have made the race for a top-four finish increasingly competitive.

Bologna’s recent victory over Inter Milan has underlined their credentials and placed additional pressure on Juventus to maintain form. The result means that Juventus must approach their encounter with Parma with the utmost seriousness, knowing that any slip-up could prove costly in the battle for European football.

Under the guidance of Igor Tudor, Juventus have shown signs of improvement. The Croatian manager has overseen two wins and a draw in his first three matches since taking charge in March. His immediate impact has helped stabilise performances, but the work is far from done. Juventus now need to translate that momentum into consistent results if they are to secure a place in next season’s Champions League.

Parma, however, present a potentially tricky obstacle. Currently positioned 16th in the league table, they sit just three points above the relegation zone and are in desperate need of points. While Juventus are under pressure to deliver a result, Parma will be equally motivated, albeit for different reasons.

Juventus v Parma

Adding to the challenge is the fact that Parma may play with less pressure, which can often make lower-ranked sides more dangerous. Their former player, Fabiano Santacroce, has warned that the team should not be underestimated. As cited by Tuttomercatoweb, he commented:

“Juventus is certainly ahead of the pack with the squad it has, but Parma is showing some great things.

“Parma has a lot of good young players and they don’t make life easy for any team, so I certainly expect a great match. I’m very curious.”

Juventus will need to be focused and efficient in their execution. Parma have shown they possess the talent to disrupt their opponents, but the Bianconeri undoubtedly have the quality to secure a vital victory—if they approach the match with the right intensity and discipline.