Juventus, meanwhile, have enjoyed a mixed start to the tournament. They claimed a 2-1 victory over Leicester City in early September, with 19-year-old Luca Amaradio scoring the opener before Kian Pennant equalised for the Foxes. Diego Pugno restored Juventus’ lead, securing all three points.
In early October, Juventus were defeated 4-2 by West Bromwich Albion, with Jack Bray netting a brace following an own goal from Bruno Martinez Crous.
Currently, Juventus sit fifth in Group B on three points, level with West Brom and Fulham, while Palace are second from bottom with zero points, albeit with a game in hand over all group opponents.
The Italian side’s ‘Next Gen’ squad features promising young talents representing the historic Turin club in the third tier of Italian football.
Following Wednesday’s clash with Juventus, Palace will continue their Group B fixtures with FC Nordsjælland on Wednesday, 26th November at 19:00 GMT, and Borussia Mönchengladbach on Wednesday, 21st January at 19:00 GMT.
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