Expected goals
Fiorentina and Juventus Draw 2-2 in Florence in Serie A
Balanced Duel at Stadio Artemio Franchi Keeps Rivals Accumulating Points in the 11th Round of the Italian Championship
In a match valid for the 11th round of Serie A, Fiorentina hosted Juventus at Stadio Artemio Franchi on Sunday (08/11/2026) and the teams drew 2-2. The result divides the traditional forces of Italian football and distributes one point to each side in the standings.
Incidents
Match Recap
The match in Florence delivered four goals and confirmed the historical rivalry between the two teams on the field. With competitive attitudes from the first minutes, the teams maintained an intense pace to seek spaces and break through the opponents' defensive blocks. The 2-2 score reflected the alternation of dominance throughout the match, with both sides finding ways to the nets and sustaining the equality until the final whistle.
Statistics
Possession
Shots on target
Pass accuracy
Match DNA
Six-dimensional comparison
1st half → 2nd half
Who grew or faded after the break
xG
Possession
Shots on target %
Pass %
Duels won %
Anatomy of the shots
Where each shot ended up
Territory map
Action intensity by pitch third
Fiorentina
Juventus
Darker shades mean more activity in that zone
Duels
Who won more battles
Ground
Aerial
Dribbles
Player impact
Accurate passes × offensive actions (size = rating)
Players with 30+ min only.
Match standout
Top-rated player's share of the team
Fiorentina
Mateo Pellegrino
F · #32
Rating: 7.70
Match Highlights
The result extends the busy sequence of the two teams in the Italian football season. Fiorentina came from a record of 1 win, 1 draw, and 3 losses in their previous five commitments in the competition, demonstrating a recovery in performance after thrashing in the previous round. On the other hand, Juventus maintained a recent history with 2 wins, 1 draw, and 2 losses in the national tournament, confirming again its ability to score as a visitor.
What the Numbers Say
With the draw established in the 11th round, the two clubs add another point to their respective campaigns in the Italian elite. The classic reinforces the balanced dispute that marks the main peloton of the national championship at this stage of the competition. The division of points at Stadio Artemio Franchi leaves the scenario totally open for the sequence of the table, requiring redoubled focus from the technical committees in the search for greater regularity.
Lineup
How teams lined up at kick-off
Fiorentina
Manager: Paolo Vanoli
Starters
Goalkeeper
Defenders
Midfielders
Forwards
Bench
Juventus
Manager: Luciano Spalletti
Starters
Goalkeeper
Defenders
Midfielders
Forwards
Bench
Man of the match
Mateo Pellegrino
Fiorentina
Referee
Andrea Colombo
What Changes Now
The two clubs now turn their attention to the challenges of the 12th round of Serie A after the break in the calendar. Juventus returns to the field on Sunday, 22/11/2026, when they host Venezia in their domains at Allianz Stadium. Meanwhile, Fiorentina plays away from their fans on Monday, 23/11/2026, facing Monza at U-Power Stadium to try to conquer more three points away from home.



