Maccabi haifa vs juventus

After losing the first two matches of the UEFA Champions League's group stage against Paris Saint Germain and Benfica, Juventus now need to win the two games against Maccabi Haifa if they want to have chances to go through. Winning at home on Wednesday could be a crucial turning point of the season and Massimiliano Allegri is aware of it. Juventus and Maccabi Haifa are currently with zero points after two matches, while both Benfica and PSG are leading the group with six points each. Here's what you need to know: Viewing information Date: Wednesday, Oct. 5 | Time: 3 p.m. ET Location: Allianz Stadium -- Turin, Italy TV and live stream: Odds: Juventus -345; Draw +450; Maccabi Haifa +950 (via Caesars Sportsbook) Team news Juventus: Allegri has announced in the pre-match press conference that striker Arek Milik won't start after he suffered a minor injury on Tuesday. Goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny is finally back and it's likely that without Milik the Bianconeri will go back to the 4-3-3 with Filip Kostic and Angel Di Maria to support Dusan Vlahović as the main striker. Maccabi Haifa: The visitors are expected to play with American Josh Cohen as goalkeeper and a three-man backline with Dylan Batubinsika, Shon Goldberg and Abdoulaye Seck. Daniel Sundgren and Chery should play as wingers, with Neta Lavi and Mohammed Abu Fani as midfielders. Chery is expected to play as a number ten behind Frantzdy Pierrot and Dean David as strikers.

Juventus are enduring one of their worst seasons in recent memory and travel to Maccabi Haifa on Tuesday evening knowing that nothing but a win is good enough if they're to keep their slim chances of reaching the Champions League last 16 alive. This promises to be a fascinating encounter of attack versus defence. The teams are in and Dean David starts up front for Maccabi Haifa, alongside top scorer Omer Atzili and Haitian forward Frantzdy Pierrot. Tjaronn Chery, who impressed in last week's reverse fixture, continues in midfield and American goalkeeper Josh Cohen between the sticks in what could be a busy night for the net minder. Juventus go with a strong-looking XI that features Dusan Vlahovic, Angel Di Maria and Juan Cuadrado in attacking positions. Adrien Rabiot, who scored twice last week, continues in midfield, while Leonardo Bonucci captains the side from centre-back. Read on to find out how to watch a Maccabi Haifa vs Juventus live stream and catch the Champions League online tonight, no matter where you are in the world. Date: Tuesday, October 11 Kick-off time: 7.45pm IDT (local) / 5.45pm BST / 12.45pm EDT / 9.45am PDT / 22.15pm IST / 3.45am AEDT (Wed) / 4.45am NZDT (Wed) Venue: Sammy Ofer Stadium, Haifa Live stream: Watch anywhere: Try ExpressVPN 100% risk-free Top of the Israeli Premier League with five wins from their opening six games, Maccabi Haifa have made a strong start to their domestic season even if they've suffered three defeats from three in an admit...

Six days after they met in Turin, Group H rivals Maccabi Haifa and Juventus reconvene at Sammy Ofer Stadium on Tuesday, with both sides' Champions League fates at stake. Though Juve have lost four of their last seven outings all told, they were 3-1 winners last week, lifting them three points clear of the Israeli champions in the table. Having given Paris Saint-Germain and Benfica a six-point head start, victory at the Allianz Stadium was surely essential for either club if they were to start hauling in the pace-setters, and claiming the win was far from a straightforward procedure for Max Allegri's ailing side. Though their visitors struck the post twice and pulled themselves back to within one goal in the 75th minute, Juve had an inspired Angel Di Maria display to thank for their 3-1 success, with the Argentinian maestro registering a hat-trick of clever assists - and if Dusan Vlahovic's finishing had been sharper, he may have had five. Adrien Rabiot was twice on the scoresheet too, but it was Di Maria's craft that truly separated the sides, and the latter's absence in Saturday's dismal defeat to Milan was sorely felt by the Bianconeri. Beaten 2-0 by the Italian champions at San Siro, Juventus were in charge of possession but barely offered an attacking threat, and Rafael Leao also struck the post twice as they crumbled against one of their supposed title rivals. Any push to reclaim the Scudetto after two barren years now seems light-years away, as Juve sit eighth in Ser...

The hosts started brightly in Israel, troubling PSG throughout a frenetic first 45 minutes, but it was not to be as PSG outclassed Maccabi Haifa in a 3-1 win to stay perfect through two Champions League group stage games. It marks the first time ever that Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, and Neymar all found the back of the net in the same Champions League match. That proved too much for Maccabi Haifa, whose spirited first half simply ran out of gas. Tjarron Chery put Haifa in front before the half-hour mark, sending a boisterous Sammy Ofer Stadium into a frenzy, and leaving PSG shockingly down a goal. Haifa goalkeeper Josh Cohen stood tall on a number of occasions to protect the early lead, but would eventually succumb to one of the greatest players of all-time. Messi found PSG’s equalizer on 37 minutes, receiving great service from a shifty Mbappe, giving PSG something to savor after an otherwise shaky first-half that saw the hosts run PSG ragged. After the break, PSG eventually wore Haifa down with pure class and skill. Mbappe would find PSG’s second on a great vertical ball by Messi, and Neymar put the game away late after latching onto a long-ball from Marco Verratti. The overall performance from Haifa, especially in the first half, deserves plaudits as they troubled one of the world’s best teams for the full 45 minutes, but they just couldn’t keep up the tempo all game, succumbing to a supremely talented squad. MORE: The Sporting News followed the Maccabi Haifa-PSG match...

Six days after they met in Turin, Group H rivals Maccabi Haifa and Juventus reconvene at Sammy Ofer Stadium on Tuesday, with both sides' Champions League fates at stake. Though Juve have lost four of their last seven outings all told, they were 3-1 winners last week, lifting them three points clear of the Israeli champions in the table. Having given Paris Saint-Germain and Benfica a six-point head start, victory at the Allianz Stadium was surely essential for either club if they were to start hauling in the pace-setters, and claiming the win was far from a straightforward procedure for Max Allegri's ailing side. Though their visitors struck the post twice and pulled themselves back to within one goal in the 75th minute, Juve had an inspired Angel Di Maria display to thank for their 3-1 success, with the Argentinian maestro registering a hat-trick of clever assists - and if Dusan Vlahovic's finishing had been sharper, he may have had five. Adrien Rabiot was twice on the scoresheet too, but it was Di Maria's craft that truly separated the sides, and the latter's absence in Saturday's dismal defeat to Milan was sorely felt by the Bianconeri. Beaten 2-0 by the Italian champions at San Siro, Juventus were in charge of possession but barely offered an attacking threat, and Rafael Leao also struck the post twice as they crumbled against one of their supposed title rivals. Any push to reclaim the Scudetto after two barren years now seems light-years away, as Juve sit eighth in Ser...

After losing the first two matches of the UEFA Champions League's group stage against Paris Saint Germain and Benfica, Juventus now need to win the two games against Maccabi Haifa if they want to have chances to go through. Winning at home on Wednesday could be a crucial turning point of the season and Massimiliano Allegri is aware of it. Juventus and Maccabi Haifa are currently with zero points after two matches, while both Benfica and PSG are leading the group with six points each. Here's what you need to know: Viewing information Date: Wednesday, Oct. 5 | Time: 3 p.m. ET Location: Allianz Stadium -- Turin, Italy TV and live stream: Odds: Juventus -345; Draw +450; Maccabi Haifa +950 (via Caesars Sportsbook) Team news Juventus: Allegri has announced in the pre-match press conference that striker Arek Milik won't start after he suffered a minor injury on Tuesday. Goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny is finally back and it's likely that without Milik the Bianconeri will go back to the 4-3-3 with Filip Kostic and Angel Di Maria to support Dusan Vlahović as the main striker. Maccabi Haifa: The visitors are expected to play with American Josh Cohen as goalkeeper and a three-man backline with Dylan Batubinsika, Shon Goldberg and Abdoulaye Seck. Daniel Sundgren and Chery should play as wingers, with Neta Lavi and Mohammed Abu Fani as midfielders. Chery is expected to play as a number ten behind Frantzdy Pierrot and Dean David as strikers.

Juventus are enduring one of their worst seasons in recent memory and travel to Maccabi Haifa on Tuesday evening knowing that nothing but a win is good enough if they're to keep their slim chances of reaching the Champions League last 16 alive. This promises to be a fascinating encounter of attack versus defence. The teams are in and Dean David starts up front for Maccabi Haifa, alongside top scorer Omer Atzili and Haitian forward Frantzdy Pierrot. Tjaronn Chery, who impressed in last week's reverse fixture, continues in midfield and American goalkeeper Josh Cohen between the sticks in what could be a busy night for the net minder. Juventus go with a strong-looking XI that features Dusan Vlahovic, Angel Di Maria and Juan Cuadrado in attacking positions. Adrien Rabiot, who scored twice last week, continues in midfield, while Leonardo Bonucci captains the side from centre-back. Read on to find out how to watch a Maccabi Haifa vs Juventus live stream and catch the Champions League online tonight, no matter where you are in the world. Date: Tuesday, October 11 Kick-off time: 7.45pm IDT (local) / 5.45pm BST / 12.45pm EDT / 9.45am PDT / 22.15pm IST / 3.45am AEDT (Wed) / 4.45am NZDT (Wed) Venue: Sammy Ofer Stadium, Haifa Live stream: Watch anywhere: Try ExpressVPN 100% risk-free Top of the Israeli Premier League with five wins from their opening six games, Maccabi Haifa have made a strong start to their domestic season even if they've suffered three defeats from three in an admit...

The hosts started brightly in Israel, troubling PSG throughout a frenetic first 45 minutes, but it was not to be as PSG outclassed Maccabi Haifa in a 3-1 win to stay perfect through two Champions League group stage games. It marks the first time ever that Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, and Neymar all found the back of the net in the same Champions League match. That proved too much for Maccabi Haifa, whose spirited first half simply ran out of gas. Tjarron Chery put Haifa in front before the half-hour mark, sending a boisterous Sammy Ofer Stadium into a frenzy, and leaving PSG shockingly down a goal. Haifa goalkeeper Josh Cohen stood tall on a number of occasions to protect the early lead, but would eventually succumb to one of the greatest players of all-time. Messi found PSG’s equalizer on 37 minutes, receiving great service from a shifty Mbappe, giving PSG something to savor after an otherwise shaky first-half that saw the hosts run PSG ragged. After the break, PSG eventually wore Haifa down with pure class and skill. Mbappe would find PSG’s second on a great vertical ball by Messi, and Neymar put the game away late after latching onto a long-ball from Marco Verratti. The overall performance from Haifa, especially in the first half, deserves plaudits as they troubled one of the world’s best teams for the full 45 minutes, but they just couldn’t keep up the tempo all game, succumbing to a supremely talented squad. MORE: The Sporting News followed the Maccabi Haifa-PSG match...