RB Leipzig vs Juventus prediction, odds & betting tips – 02/10/2024

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Leipzig won easily in the Bundesliga last time out - Photo by IMAGO.
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Juventus have been excellent defensively this term, conceding just once in seven matches.

Juventus travel to Germany aiming to make it two wins from two in Europe this term. Our RB Leipzig vs Juventus prediction and Champions League betting tips consider whether they’ll be able to pick up all the points here.

RB Leipzig vs Juventus prediction: Bore draw in Germany

Key stats

  • Our RB Leipzig vs Juventus betting tips take into account that three of the last five Juve games have ended 0-0.
  • Both teams have scored in only one of Leipzig’s five Bundesliga matches this term.
  • The German side have kept a clean sheet in all three of their home games so far in the 2024/25 campaign.

Correct score prediction: RB Leipzig 0-0 Juventus

Both sides have looked quite solid defensively, but at times lacked attacking spark this term. Two of Leipzig’s last four matches have ended goalless and they’ve not conceded in the Bundesliga since August. 

Up against a Juve side that has only let in one goal all season, this should be a tight affair that could end level.

Pre-game odds and win probability: Leipzig the favourites with home advantage

  • HOME: 5/4 (2.25) – 44.4%
  • DRAW: 5/2 (3.50) – 28.6%
  • AWAY: 2/1 (3.00) – 33.3%

*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change

The hosts are the favourites according to the RB Leipzig vs Juventus odds with an implied probability of 44.4% that they win this match.

They head into this one after an impressive 4-0 home win against Augsburg, with Benjamin Sesko scoring twice.

As for Juventus, they were 3-0 victors on Saturday away to Genoa, with Dusan Vlahovic bagging a brace.

For more of the best picks, today’s football betting tips look at the upcoming action in Europe and beyond.

Most recent H2Hs: Clubs set for first competitive meeting

Our RB Leipzig vs Juventus prediction suggests this game will be a tight affair in what is the first ever competitive meeting.

In four previous matches against Italian opposition in European competition, Leipzig have won two, drawn one and lost one.

RB Leipzig preview: Injury concerns for Rose

Eljif Elmas and Kevin Kampl are both rated doubtful for the home team. Assan Ouedraogo and Xaver Schlager are both definitely out.

Predicted Lineup: Gulacsi (GK), Geertruida, Orban, Lukeba, Raum, Nusa, Haidara, Vermeeren, Simons, Sesko & Openda

UEFA Champions League 02/10/24

L

Juventus

Juventus

3

RB Leipzig

RB Leipzig

2

Germany Bundesliga I 28/09/24

W

Augsburg

Augsburg

0

RB Leipzig

RB Leipzig

4

Germany Bundesliga I 22/09/24

D

St Pauli

St Pauli

0

RB Leipzig

RB Leipzig

0

UEFA Champions League 19/09/24

L

Atletico Madrid

Atletico Madrid

2

RB Leipzig

RB Leipzig

1

Germany Bundesliga I 14/09/24

D

Union Berlin

Union Berlin

0

RB Leipzig

RB Leipzig

0

Juventus preview: Duo still sidelined

The visitors will be without Timothy Weah and Vasilije Adzic again. Arkadiusz Milik is rated doubtful.

Predicted Lineup: Di Gregorio (GK), Kalulu, Gatti, Bremer, Cambiaso, Locatelli, Fagioli, Koopmeiners, Yildiz, Gonzalez & Vlahovic

UEFA Champions League 02/10/24

W

RB Leipzig

RB Leipzig

2

Juventus

Juventus

3

Italy Serie A 28/09/24

W

Genoa

Genoa

0

Juventus

Juventus

3

Italy Serie A 21/09/24

D

Napoli

Napoli

0

Juventus

Juventus

0

UEFA Champions League 17/09/24

W

PSV

PSV

1

Juventus

Juventus

3

Italy Serie A 14/09/24

D

Empoli

Empoli

0

Juventus

Juventus

0

Player to watch – Dusan Vlahovic

If anyone’s going to break the deadlock in this game, Vlahovic is as likely a candidate as anyone. The Serbian striker has scored four times in six Serie A appearances this term.

rb leipzig vs juventus prediction
Dusan Vlahovic scored twice last time out – Photo by IMAGO.

Vlahovic striking just after the break

The 24-year-old has tended to come alive just after the interval. Three of his four goals so far this term have come in the 10 minutes immediately after the break.


Mark is a freelance football writer based in Madrid. He regularly attends and covers La Liga matches around Spain, whilst also following football across Europe.