Where to watch Torino vs. Juventus live stream, TV channel, start time, lineups, prediction for Serie A match
Juventus is gearing up for a heated derby against city rival Torino on Saturday in Serie A, with plenty at stake for both sides.
Thiago Motta’s Torino, sitting fifth in the standings, is itching to shake off their season-long habit of settling for draws and finally turn stalemates into statement wins.
The Old Lady, meanwhile, is eager to bounce back after a rare stumble in domestic competition. Their Supercoppa Italiana defeat to AC Milan on Friday left them licking their wounds, but they’ll look to preserve their unbeaten record in Serie A, where they’ve frustratingly tied 11 of their 18 matches this season.
Torino has also been caught in the draw trap, with their last two games ending in deadlocks, stalling their climb up the table. A victory this weekend could be the key to breaking into the top half and gaining some momentum.
The Sporting News looks at the key details ahead of this game, including how to watch the match, kickoff times and the latest lineup news.
Torino vs. Juventus live stream, TV channelHere’s how to watch this Serie A match in the U.S.:
TV channel: —
Live stream:Â Paramount+
This game is not available for live TV broadcast in the United States. The live streaming options are available on Paramount+, which is currently offering a seven-day FREE trial.
What time does Torino vs. Juventus kick off?This Serie A clash takes place at Olympic Grande Torino Stadium in Turin, Italy and kicks off on Sunday, January 11 at 6 p.m. local time.
Here’s how that time translates across the U.S.:
 DateKickoff timeEastern TimeSun, Jan. 1112 p.m.Central TimeSun, Jan. 1111 a.m.Mountain TimeSun, Jan. 1110 a.m.Pacific TimeSun, Jan. 119 a.m.Torino vs. Juventus lineups, team newsTorino are hopeful that Saul Coco and influential midfielder Samuele Ricci can recover in time after picking up injuries in their last match against Parma. However, Perr Schuurs and Duván Zapata remain sidelined for the foreseeable future, leaving the Granata short on defensive and attacking options.
The absence of Zapata puts added pressure on strikers Che Adams, Yann Karamoh, and Antonio Sanabria, who have struggled for goals this season. Ivan Juric may have to adjust his tactics to compensate for the missing firepower up front.
Torino predicted lineup (3-4-3, right to left): Milinkovic-Savic (GK) — Vojvoda, Maripan, Coco — Lazaro, Ricci, Ilic, Sosa — Vlasic, Adams, Karamoh
Injured:Â Zapata, Ilkhan, Savva, Gineitis
Suspended:Â None
Dusan Vlahovic and Francisco Conceicao remain uncertain after training individually this week due to muscular and thigh issues, respectively. Manuel Locatelli is suspended, further limiting Massimiliano Allegri’s midfield options.
In addition, long-term injuries continue to affect Arkadiusz Milik, Bremer, and Juan Cabal, leaving Juventus thin in defense and attack. With rumors swirling about Danilo’s potential mid-season departure, Allegri will need to rely on his squad’s depth to secure a result.
Juventus predicted lineup (4-2-3-1, right to left): Di Gregorio (GK) — Savona, Kalulu, Gatti, Cambiaso — Thuram, Koopmeiners — Yildiz, Gonzalez, Mbangula — Vlahovic
Injured:Â Bremer, Cabal, Milik, Conceicao
Suspended:Â Manuel Locatelli
Torino vs. Juventus Prediction Torino’s attack has been stuck in second gear, and the absence of Zapata’s sharpness up front is becoming a glaring issue ahead of this derby clash. Without his presence in the final third, finding the back of the net could feel like searching for a needle in a haystack.
Juventus, on the other hand, might have a penchant for draws this season, but they seem primed to break that pattern on Saturday. With their return to Serie A action, the Old Lady looks like the clear favorite to walk away with all three points in this city showdown.
Prediction:Â Juventus 2-1Â TorinoSerie A fixture schedule this weekAll times ET
Friday, January 10
Lazio vs. Como (2:45 p.m.)Saturday, January 11
Empoli vs. Lecce (9:00Â a.m.)Udinese vs. Atalanta (9:00 a.m.)Torino vs. Juventus (12 p.m.)AC Milan vs. Cagliari (2:45 p.m.)Sunday, January 12
Genoa vs. Parma (6:30 a.m.)Venezia vs. Inter Milan (9:00 a.m.)Bologna vs. AS Roma (12:00 p.m.)Napoli vs. Hellas Veroa (2:45 p.m.)Monday, January 13
Monza vs. Fiorentina (2:45 p.m.)
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