Juventus II vs Nuova Monterosi: match statistics

I back a Juventus II win: the hosts sit 7th and have scored 43 goals this season versus Nuova Monterosi’s 28, and at home they average 1.44 goals per match. The hosts also produce higher-quality chances — at home they average 10 shots (3.88 on target) with a 14% conversion, while the visitors average 8.5 shots (3.38 on target) away with a 13% conversion. The visitors’ defence, however, is compact: Monterosi concede 1.00 goals per away match (hosts concede 1.19 at home) and keep 44% clean sheets; in the last 5 games the visitors scored 4 and conceded 4, whereas Juventus II scored 9 and conceded 10. xG analysis presents a mixed picture — Juventus II generate 1.37 xG at home, Monterosi 1.12 xG away, but Monterosi allow as much as 1.70 xG on the road versus 1.41 xG against Juventus II, suggesting the visitors are exposed to more chances than the raw scoreline indicates. Considering the offensive advantage (43 vs 28 goals), superior home win rate (56% vs 38% away wins) and higher league position (7th vs 12th), I give Juventus II a moderate edge, although the high draw rate for the visitors (31% draws away) increases the likelihood of a point share.

Seasonal indicators show 35% BTTS for Juventus II and 50% for Nuova Monterosi against a league average BTTS of 50%, providing a neutral baseline. A strong signal for BTTS - Yes comes from the hosts' last 5 matches with 100% BTTS, scoring 9 and conceding 10 goals (averages 1.8 and 2.0) and home xG in the last 5 matches of 1.59 versus xG against 1.45. Nuova has a seasonal goals average of 1.13 and only 19% of matches without scoring, while their shot conversion is 13% versus the hosts’ 6%, increasing the likelihood of an away goal, with Nuova also allowing xG of 1.7. Against this stands Juventus II’s overall poor finishing this season (0.59 goals per game and 53% of matches without scoring) and clean sheet rates around 41–44% for both teams, so I ultimately rate BTTS at 58% vs 42% and back Yes.

A model combining attacking and defensive xG values prices Juventus II at 1.53 expected goals and Nuova Monterosi at 1.24, totaling 2.77 goals. The home attack has an xG of 1.35 while the away defense concedes xG of 1.70 — combining these lifts the home expected goals to about 1.53. In the last 5 matches Juventus II scored 9 goals (avg 1.8) and conceded 10 (avg 2.0), while Nuova Monterosi has 4 scored and 4 conceded (avg 0.8/0.8), indicating greater volatility on the home side. Season percentages show Juventus II have 18% of matches Over 2.5 goals, Nuova 44%, and Both Teams To Score rates of 35% and 50% respectively. As a result the strongest signal is Over 1.5 (80% probability), Over 2.5 remains moderately likely (62%) given the combined xG of 2.77 and the home side’s recent form, while Over 3.5 has low probability (12%).

Most likely the score at Half-Time will be a draw: the home side were level at the break in 76% of their home matches, and Nuova Monterosi were level at the break in 56% of their away matches, so I estimate the probability of a draw at Half-Time at about 66%. After the break the favorites are the visitors — Monterosi score an average of 0.75 goals in second halves and accumulate an average of 1.56 points in that period, while Juventus II score an average of 0.35 goals and collect 0.88 points after Half-Time. The difference in efficiency is also visible in conversion: the hosts have a conversion rate of 6% versus 13% for the visitors, despite the hosts’ xG being 1.35 against the visitors’ 1.12, which suggests Monterosi better convert chances into goals. Over the season the visitors win 38% of away matches, while the hosts win only 12% of home games with 53% of home matches ending in draws, which further supports a Half-Time draw/Full-Time win for the visitors scenario. Therefore I assign the highest probability to the HT/FT combination X/2 (40%), with X/X at 20% and the remaining variants distributed proportionally to the frequency of leads at the break (hosts 12%, visitors 19%).