The competition was too hard for Olympiakos, that’s obvious. It was more or less clear after the premiere loss against Sporting CP, 2-3 at home. The five games of the group have rendered in just one stick, which came to the home meeting against Barcelona through a speechless story.
Now the series is, of course, a priority for Olympiakos, which is in the middle of the current title race there.
The only relevance for Juventus here is a win – draw or loss is, in practice, the same thing. Sporting CP, which is a stick behind, one is better than in the difference, after which they have to win over Barcelona in the final match to even get the chance at second place.
For the part of Italy, it will be quite clumsy and clear if they win the match – independent of the results in the parallel match.
Aside from the fact that Olympiako’s outer back Diogo Figueiras, off, is missing, the squad is full, fresh and cool. Juventus still has Stephan Lichsteiner and Marko Pjaca left on the injury list. Mario Mandzukic and Benedikt Höwedes are not completely out of date for play.

Not odd at home
One might think that Olympiakos can fall flat here, as they do not really have a game to play for, but in this scene you still want to show your forefathers and for the next few days have the four-day rest.
In other words, it’s hard to see them come in half way here. The mind should be saved.
Juventus has obviously focused clearly on the win, but should respect the opponents’ home qualifications. For example, they stood for a fantastic job effort when 0-0 was resolved against Barcelona.
It became a dense story when the team met at Allianz Arena and Juventus spik in the coffin came as late as in the 80th minute, 2-0, as the final score was also written. The Greeks opposed well, struggled, and here they are most likely primarily stopping the bleeding; avoid getting overtaken.
0-1 / 2?
Under 2.75 goals (asian handicap) – half the bet back at three goals in the match – we take 1.81x at Mr Green.