Seri A Italia Juventus vs Parma 27 Maret 2014

Seri A Italia Juventus vs Parma 27 Maret 2014 – Prediksi Juventus vs Parma – Bursa Taruhan Skor Bola Juventus vs Parma – Seri A Italia Juventus vs Parma – liga Italia Serie pekan ini akan melangsungkan laga yang sangat spektakuler di mana sang juara bertahan Juventus yang akan bertemu dengan Parma. Laga ini akan berlangsung di Juventus Stadium pada tanggal 27 maret 2014.

GianLuigi Buffon dan kawan – kawan memang baru saja mampu untuk kembali meraih hasil kemenangan di laga terakhirnya jumpa dengan Catania , gol tunggal yang di buat oleh Carlos Teves di menit ke 54 membuat Juventus mampu untuk mengamankan tiga poin penuh dan semakin membuat Juventus dekat dengan gelar juara liga Italia. Juventus memang memainkan laga dengan cukup apik di laga jumpa dengan Catania meski banyak peluang yang terbuang. Lima laga terakhir yang di mainkan oleh Juventus di mana tim ini mampu untuk meraih empat kali kemenangan dengan sekali hasil imbang.

Sementara untuk laga yang di mainkan oleh Parma sendiri tim ini dalam peforma yang menanjak setelah mampu kalahkan AC Milan dengan skor telak 4-2 dan hasil imbang di laga terakhir jumpa dengan Genoa. Prediksi Fiorentina vs AC Milan Parma sendiri dalam lima laga yang di mainkan mampu untuk meraih empat kali kemenangan dan sekali hasil imbang sama apa yang sudah di dapatkan oleh Juventus. laga ini pun tentunya juga akan berjalan dengan sangat seru karena Juventus tak mau untuk kehilangan poin di kandang sendiri untuk semakin memperkuatkan Si Nyonya Tua kembali jadi juara di musim ini. Juventus pun juga akan kembali di jagokan untuk menang dalam laga kali ini.

Head To Head Juventus vs Parma:
02-11-2013, Parma 0 – 1 Juventus (Liga Italia)
13-01-2013, Parma 1 – 1 Juventus (Liga Italia)
25-08-2012, Juventus 2 – 0 Parma (Liga Italia)
15-02-2012, Parma 0 – 0 Juventus (Liga Italia)
11-09-2011, Juventus 4 – 1 Parma (Liga Italia)

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Juventus :
23-03-2014, Catania 0 – 1 Juventus (Liga Italia)
20-03-2014, Fiorentina 0 – 1 Juventus (Liga Europa)
16-03-2014, Genoa 0 – 1 Juventus (Liga Italia)
13-03-2014, Juventus 1 – 1 Fiorentina (Liga Europa)
09-03-2014, Juventus 1 – 0 Fiorentina (Liga Italia)

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Parma :
23-03-2014, Parma 1 – 1 Genoa (Liga Italia)
16-03-2014, AC Milan 2 – 4 Parma (Liga Italia)
09-03-2014, Parma 2 – 0 Hellas Verona (Liga Italia)
02-03-2014, Sassuolo 0 – 1 Parma (Liga Italia)
24-02-2014, Parma 2 – 2 Fiorentina (Liga Italia)

Prediksi Skor Pertandingan Juventus vs Parma = 2-0

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