Barcelona vs Juventus prediction: How will the Champions League fixtures work?

Barca are top of Group G with a full 15 points from five matches, while second-placed Juve are on 12 points – having won all their matches except hosting the La Liga Giants.

The Cantalin club won 2-0 against their 10-man opponents in Turin in October, and Andrea Pirlo will be hoping to see a definite move of revenge on her side here.

In third place is Dynamo Kiev and the following Ferrancaros are at the same point, Barca and Juve have already comfortably qualified for the knockout stages of this season. Juve still have a chance to finish at the top of the group, but to do so they will need to win by a three-goal margin or any two-goal distance other than 2-0.

Here’s what you need to know about Champions League fixtures:

The match will start at 8pm BST on Tuesday. It will take place in Barcelona.

The game will be broadcast live on BT Sport. Subscribers can also stream it live on the BT Sport website and app.

Barcelona winger Saman Dembele is once again suffering from a hamstring problem so fellow absentee Ansu Fati will be joined by Gerard Pique and Sergei Roberto. Samuel Umiti is also unlikely to show a knee issue as a result.

Juventus, meanwhile, will be without the injured Marih Demirel, Giorgio Chileni and Gianligig Buffon, but Alvaro Morata is likely to be overseen as his suspension will only keep him away from domestic fixtures.

Barcelona: Ter Stegen; Dest, Araujo, Langlet, Alba; Pajnik, De Jong; Pedri, Messi, Coutinho; Griezmann

Juventus: Szczecin; Cuadrado, Bonusi, de Ligat, Sandro; Kulusevsky, Rabiot, Bentankur, Chisa; Morta, Ronaldo

Both parties have qualified and both have recorded significant absences in their ranks. Juventus need a big win to bring the group to the top here, but the hard work required for such a result may be something needed, as they try to minimize the possibility of further injuries. Barcelona, ​​by the way, have no reason to really go here. Barcelona 1-1 Juventus.