PSV Eindhoven have a deficit to overturn when they take on Juventus at the Philips Stadion in the second leg of the Champions League playoffs on Wednesday, 19 February. Read our Champions League predictions for the clash below.
Contents
- 1 PSV Eindhoven vs Juventus prediction: BTTS likely in the Netherlands
- 2 Pre-game odds and win probability: PSV are slight favourites
- 3 Most recent H2Hs: Juve have been on top
- 4 PSV Eindhoven preview: Five could be out
- 5 Juventus preview: Bremen and Milik still sidelined
- 6 Player to watch – Weston McKennie
PSV Eindhoven vs Juventus prediction: BTTS likely in the Netherlands
Key Stats
- Seven of PSV’s last nine games in the Champions League have produced goals at both ends.
- Six of PSV’s last seven home fixtures in all competitions have featured action at both ends.
- PSV haven’t lost a single home game in any competition so far this season.
- Weston McKennie scored in both of Juventus’ previous two meetings with PSV earlier in the campaign.
Correct score prediction: PSV Eindhoven 2-2 Juventus
PSV Eindhoven are still unbeaten on home soil in all competitions this season and they have enough quality to go toe-to-toe with Juventus. BTTS landed in each of the last two tussles between these clubs earlier in the campaign, so an exciting score draw could be in the offing here.
Pre-game odds and win probability: PSV are slight favourites
- HOME: 5/4 (2.25) – 44.4%
- DRAW: 27/10 (3.70) – 27%
- AWAY: 19/10 (2.90) – 34.5%
*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
PSV Eindhoven have won only one of their last five games in all competitions, though they have yet to lose at home this season and have been priced as 5/4 favourites to win on Wednesday as a result.
Juventus’ 1-0 win over Inter Milan at the weekend was their fourth triumph on the spin and the Old Lady, who are 19/10 underdogs, can travel to the Netherlands with confidence. Check out our football tips page for more of the best Champions League predictions.
Most recent H2Hs: Juve have been on top
Juventus have already beaten PSV twice in the Champions League this season (3-1, 2-1), though both of those victories were earned in Turin.
UEFA Champions League 11/02/25
Juventus
PSV
UEFA Champions League 17/09/24
Juventus
PSV
PSV Eindhoven preview: Five could be out
Guus Til, Ricardo Pepi, Olivier Boscagli, Malik Tillman and Rick Karsdorp are out of action for PSV. The hosts played well despite losing 2-1 at Juventus in the UCL playoff first-leg in Italy and they have a significant chance to turn their tie on its head.
Predicted lineup: Benitez (GK), Ledezma, Flamingo, Obispo, Junior, Schouten, Veerman, Perisic, Saibari, Lang, De Jong
Netherlands Eredivisie 12/04/25
W
Almere City FC
0
PSV
5
Netherlands Eredivisie 05/04/25
W
FC Groningen
1
PSV
3
Netherlands Eredivisie 30/03/25
L
Ajax
2
PSV
0
Netherlands Eredivisie 15/03/25
W
RKC
0
PSV
3
UEFA Champions League 12/03/25
D
Arsenal
2
PSV
2
Juventus preview: Bremen and Milik still sidelined
Juventus could be without the services of Arkadiusz Milik, Juan Cabal, Gleison Bremer and Luca Pellegrini on Wednesday evening. Juve have failed to win each of their last three away assignments in the Champions League.
Predicted lineup: Di Gregorio (GK), Weah, Gatti, Veiga, Kelly, Luiz, Locatelli, Gonzalez, McKennie, Yildiz, Kolo Muani
Italy Serie A 12/04/25
W
Lecce
1
Juventus
2
Italy Serie A 06/04/25
D
Roma
1
Juventus
1
Italy Serie A 29/03/25
W
Genoa
0
Juventus
1
Italy Serie A 16/03/25
L
Fiorentina
3
Juventus
0
Italy Serie A 09/03/25
L
Atalanta
4
Juventus
0
Player to watch – Weston McKennie
USA international Weston McKennie has been reinventing himself as a box-crashing midfielder in recent months and the marauding 26-year-old could be a nuisance against PSV on Wednesday evening.
McKennie can be an influence
McKennie has faced PSV twice already in the Champions League this season and the former Leeds man managed to score on each occasion. With that excellent record to draw confidence from, McKennie could make a similar impact in the Netherlands.