Atalanta vs Juventus Prediction 05.02.2026 | Coppa Italia

Atalanta head into this mouth-watering showdown riding a wave of momentum under Raffaele Palladino, whose tactical tweaks have transformed a side that initially struggled to find its footing in the post-Gasperini era.

After a sluggish start to the campaign, La Dea have surged up the Serie A standings into seventh place, largely fueled by an impressive run of seven victories from their last 11 domestic outings, including a ruthless 4-0 hammering of Parma in their most recent home appearance.

Their place among the final eight in the Coppa Italia was sealed in emphatic fashion, as Atalanta swept aside Genoa with a clinical 4-0 demolition in the previous round. Now, they will be desperate to avenge their most recent final defeat to the Bianconeri and finally get their hands on the trophy for the first time in 60 years.

With the added boost of playing at the newly renovated Gewiss Stadium, Palladino will also have the luxury of a fully fit squad, with no injury or suspension concerns to worry about, while Raoul Bellanova’s return provides a timely and significant lift ahead of this blockbuster contest.

Buoyed by their ruthless 4-1 dismantling of Parma over the weekend, Juventus arrive in Bergamo as one of the division's form sides, currently occupying fourth spot in Serie A and resembling the relentless force that has historically dominated the Italian landscape.

Under the astute stewardship of Luciano Spalletti, the Bianconeri have shed the pragmatic shackles of previous campaigns, evolving into a high-octane offensive unit that has found the back of the net in 13 of their last 15 league outings.

Their pedigree in the Coppa Italia remains unparalleled; as the only club to lift the trophy on a record 15 occasions, Juve hold a significant psychological edge having triumphed in their last cup showdown with La Dea during the 2024 final. They will be eager to maintain their pursuit of a milestone-extending 16th title.

However, Serbian talisman Dusan Vlahovic remains a long-term absentee with an adductor injury, while Turkish starlet Kenan Yildiz is set for assessment after being withdrawn in the 46th minute against Parma.