How to watch Juventus vs Torino live on December 5 in USA and 118 countries

Topics: TV Schedules, Juventus, Torino, Serie A

Juventus have been undefeated in the Derby della Mole since 2015, and they're certainly not going to let that record slide this weekend. Live Soccer TV's match preview provides global broadcast listings, key match facts, and team news for Juventus vs Torino.

Preview: Juventus vs Torino

The Derby della Mole hasn't been a closely contested affair in a while, but the difference between cross-town rivals couldn't be more stark as Juventus and Torino prepare to renew acquaintances on Saturday evening. The Bianconeri, however, will be really seeking to take advantage of their opponents' woes as they again failed to pick up three points against yet another smaller side last time around as they were held to another frustrating draw with newly promoted Benevento. That marks the third time they wasted a golden opportunity to earn an easy win after dropping points against Hellas Verona and Crotone, which has cost them dearly in the race for the Scudetto this season.

Currently in fourth spot, Andrea Pirlo's men sit six points behind current league leaders AC Milan. It's still early on on the season, but it's not where many Bianconeri fans are used to seeing their side at this juncture, and Juventus have already drawn five times this campaign. However, thanks to a solid win over Eastern European outfit Dynamo Kiev midweek, Juventus have already locked down their place in the Champions League round of 16 and can now fully focus on working their way up the Serie A table.

That, naturally will start with an expected win over struggling Torino, who sit in 18th spot and have won only one fixture this term. This is the worst start in the Granata's history, but this upcoming match could be a personal milestone for long-serving striker Andrea Belotti, who is currently seeking his 100th goal for the club.

Having drawn three of their last five, Juventus will obviously want to win this fixture in order to try to start working their way up the table. After this match, La Vecchia Signora next face Genoa, followed by Atalanta, Parma, and then Fiorentina. Like Torino, Genoa are another relegation threatened side, while Fiorentina and Parma aren't too far out of the drop zone, either. Meanwhile, Atalanta have started sliding down the table, but La Dea are always a tricky customer due to their strong attack.

All in all, though, if Pirlo's side can get things off on the right footing starting with the upcoming Derby della Mole, they can certainly put themselves in good stead to string together a series of crucial wins heading into the Christmas hiatus and perhaps start putting some pressure on the teams ahead of them in the league table.

Team news: Juventus vs Torino

Juventus: Alvaro Morata was sent off last round so is banned for this match. Meanwhile, veterans Giorgio Chiellini and Gianluigi Buffon are both struggling with muscular issues so won't feature here, while defender Merih Demiral has picked up a new injury and will be out for the next few weeks. However, Dutch defender Matthijs de Ligt will again feature after recovering from shoulder surgery.

Torino: Daniele Baselli, Sasa Lukic, Amer Gojak, and Mergim Vojvoda are all out for the visitors.