Juventus would be looking to win the Champions League this season that is why they have spent as much as £99 million on the signing of Cristiano Ronaldo this summer.
The Old Ladies have reached the final on two occasions in the last four years, but they have fallen short each time. However, this time they have Ronaldo who have won four of the last five finals and he is as motivated as ever to continues showing how good he is.
The Portuguese legend has been the highest goal scorer in the competition for the last 6 seasons and after a long drought, he has finally opened his goalscoring account at the weekend, and he would be raring to go as he returns to Spain where he was very successful.
The Old Ladies have won all of their last four league games before this match.
Valencia return to the Champions League after having an impressive season in the La Liga the last time out. Their return to the competition has helped them to fund some impressive transfers, however, they haven’t had the best start to their La Liga campaign, and they come into this game on the back of four games without a win.
Valencia will be the eighth different Spanish opponent that Juventus have faced in the Champions League, with this the first competitive meeting between the sides.
