Sassuolo vs Juventus Streaming Options, Kick Off Timings, TV Channels- Serie A

Sassuolo host Juventus at the Mapei Stadium on Sunday evening, and this one has a nice edge to it. The Bianconeri are the only unbeaten side left in the fixture, arriving in Reggio Emilia full of confidence under Luciano Spalletti, while Sassuolo will fancy their chances of springing a surprise on their own patch.

Juventus FC haven't put a foot wrong so far this season. They opened with a routine win away at Frosinone, followed it up with a comfortable victory over Parma at the Allianz Stadium, and were then held to a 1-1 draw by AC Milan last time out in what was comfortably their toughest test to date.

Seven points from three games have Spalletti's side sitting sixth in the table, and a win at Sassuolo would keep the pressure on the teams above them heading into the international break.

Sassuolo, for their part, have made a decent fist of life back among Serie A's elite. One win, one draw and one defeat from their opening three matches leaves them 10th, a solid platform for a club that spent last season plotting its way back to the top flight.

Alberto Aquilani's side have shown they can hurt bigger opposition on their day, and a result against Juventus here would be exactly the kind of statement win that changes how a season is remembered.

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Sassuolo vs Juventus: Match Information

Location: Reggio Emilia, Italy

Stadium: MAPEI Stadium - Città del Tricolore

Date: 13th September, 2026

Kick-Off Time (GMT): 6:45 PM

Referee: Juan Luca Sacchi

VAR Referee: Davide Ghersini

Sassuolo vs Juventus: Injuries

Fali Cande (cruciate ligament), Edoardo Pieragnolo (cruciate ligament), Ismael Kone (broken ankle), Sebastian Walukiewicz (muscle), Daniel Boloca (knee), and Cristian Volpato (thigh) will sit this one out for Bologna.

Khephren Thuram (unknown), Kenan Yildiz (broken foot), Manuel Locatelli (meniscus), Jeremie Boga (thigh), Juan Cabal (thigh), Jeff Ekhator (thigh), Andrea Cambiaso (ankle), and Weston McKennie (muscle) are all missing the action this Sunday for Juventus.