The Bianconeri’s last opponent is Monaco, who will be without their former star Paul Pogba. The French side needs a win to be sure of making the playoffs, but Luciano Spalletti’s team will do everything they can to secure 3 points in the Principality.

Luciano Spalletti admits Juventus ‘should’ve had more quality and were too slow’ in their 0-0 draw with AS Monaco, but trusts they can ‘have our say’ in the Champions League.

Today’s Champions League action features Italian side Juventus taking on France’s AS Monaco in the League Phase. Kickoff takes place at 12 p.m. PT/3 p.m. ET (1 p.m. MST) on Wednesday, January 27, with a live broadcast on Paramount Plus.

Follow the play-by-play updates from the Matchday 8 fixture as it happened at Stade Louis II on January 28, 2026

The 2025-26 Champions League league phase is now complete, and now Inter, Juventus, Atalanta and Napoli are left waiting to learn which teams they will face

Juventus boast a strong record against Monaco, winning four, drawing one and losing one of their six previous Champions League meetings. Monaco have a long list of injuries, including Lukas Hradecky, Paul Pogba, Eric Dier, Wout Faes, Mohammed Salisu, Christian Mawissa and Takumi Minamino.