CAGLIARI, Italy (Interstat) — Cagliari will welcome Juventus to Unipol Domus on Saturday for a soccer match in Serie A. The match is one of several Serie A fixtures for both clubs.

Cagliari enters with a 5-2 record across all competitions. The Rossoblu most recently won 1-0 at Udinese, with Daniel Maldini scoring in 59 minutes. Alessandro Deiola played 90 minutes and Alessandro Romano logged 85 minutes in the victory. Cagliari has also beaten Atalanta 2-1 on the road, Lecce 1-0 at home, Parma 1-0 on the road and Arezzo 1-0 at home. Its two losses came against Hellas, 2-1 at home, and Inter, 1-0 at home. The club has no draws this season. All five of its victories were decided by one goal.

Juventus is 3-2-1 across all competitions. The Bianconeri most recently fell 1-0 at home to Cremonese. Before that, Juventus beat Atalanta 2-0 at home, lost 3-2 at Sassuolo, drew 1-1 with AC Milan at home, beat Parma 2-0 at home and won 1-0 at Frosinone. Juventus will look to avoid a second straight defeat. Juventus has scored multiple goals in three of its six matches and has kept three clean sheets.

Cagliari’s schedule after Saturday includes a trip to AC Monza, home matches against Bologna and Frosinone, and road games at AS Roma, Lazio and Como. Juventus will next host Lazio, then travel to Lecce and Genoa before returning home against Napoli. Later, Juventus is set to visit Fiorentina and Como, while hosting Venezia and Sassuolo.

Juventus’ upcoming slate also includes two matches with Lazio, trips to Lecce, Genoa, Fiorentina and Como, home dates with Napoli, two with Venezia and Sassuolo in Coppa Italia Primavera. Cagliari’s next 10 fixtures include two trips to AC Monza, two home matches against Bologna, two visits to AS Roma, a road game at Lazio, two home games against Frosinone and a trip to Como. Both clubs will remain in Serie A play for most of that stretch, with Cagliari and Juventus both carrying busy calendars.

Cagliari will aim to protect its home ground, while Juventus will seek a response after its latest defeat. The visitors enter the match with six matches played, while Cagliari has played seven.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Cagliari 1, Juventus 1. Interstat’s ELO system projects Juventus with a 72.3 percent probability to win.