Juventus' task in defeating Bayern Munich and advance into the next stage of UEFA Champions League just get harder as they will play without their star players this midweek. Playing the second leg tie in Germany, Juve must work really hard to beat their opponent especially since Massimiliano Allegri's men are now without Giordio Chiellini, Paulo Dybala and Claudio Marchisio.

Barcelona's dominant display so far this season triggered many opinion claiming they are just ahead of everyone else in Europe. However, that statement is not something that Bayern Munich's attacker, Thomas Muller would be agreeing with as he believes that his team are just as good.

Italian national team boss, Antonio Conte has been strongly linked with a potential move to Chelsea and that rumors keeps on rising this coming days. Latest reports from Italian media suggesting that there will be some new meeting between The Blues' management along with Conte to further discuss about next season coaching position.

Having been continuously criticized throughout this season, Louis Van Gaal finally has some joyful moment at Old Trafford following Manchester United's 3-2 win over Arsenal. Van Gaal was  thrilled with that result as he was very expressive by doing a rather uncommon thing from him which is getting out his bench in celebration.

Two London based clubs, Arsenal and Chelsea face difficult situation on their Champions League knock out stage campaign as they will be battling difficult opponents. Arsene Wenger's men, who are keen on ending their second round exit tradition, won't be having an easy route as they have to face defending champion, Barcelona.

Juventus officially secured their place in the knock out stages of UEFA Champions League after defeating Manchester City 1-0, much to the joy of Bianconeri head coach, Massimiliano Allegri.

Already confirming their passage into the knock out stages of Champions League doesn't make Manchester City delightful as they still have another mission, which is securing the first place finish in their group.

  Another early big match in Italian Serie A set to occur this weekend at San Siro, Milan where Inter will host defending champion, Juventus. The Nerazzurri started off their season quite well, despite a rather disappointing results in their recent two games, but they are still sitting second in current table.

  Italian Serie A still reaching its early stages, but there have been some interesting stuff going around such as the changing mindset of Juventus and AS Roma. In previous seasons, both teams, notably Juventus have been known for their mean defense, but in this early stage of season it seems their attacking players who have been stealing the headlines.

Juventus bagged a positive result on their latest Italian Serie A fixture as they defeated Bologna this past weekend. The home team didn't start off well though as they found themselves trailing after just five minutes when Bologna scored through Anthony Mounier's effort.

Juventus' struggle in Serie A doesn't seem to affect their Champions League campaign as Bianconeri grabbed their second group win, by defeating Sevilla on Wednesday. The Turin giant put on an attacking display since kick off and were able to take the lead just before half time break through Alvaro Morata's effort.

Serie A defending champion, Juventus still struggling to get a consistent result in the league as they were beaten by Napoli this past weekend. Both teams were looking for all three points that can kick start their season as both haven't had a good start.