HELLO! Welcome to Eurosport's digital coverage of Atalanta v Juventus from Serie A! Juve go into this on a 10-game unbeaten run against an Atalanta side who know victory will see them leapfrog tonight's visitors. Kick-off is at 7:45pm UK time with team news coming right up!

An Atalanta corner played short is crossed in by Muriel and flicked to the far post, but De Roon cannot quite stretch himself neough to make clean contact and his attempt flies over the bar.

Hateboer is caught by De Sciglio and Atalanta have a free-kick on the right flank deep in Juventus’ half. The free-kick amounts to nothing.

Atalanta have had just 40 per cent possession so far and are yet to register even a shot on goal. Juventus have dominated in Bergamo with Vlahovic looking particularly dangerous up front.

A clear foul from McKennie as his high foot makes contact with De Roon's face. Juventus have been on top so far and are parked inside Atalanta's half. Moments later, Juve counter and Vlahovic's low shot is comfortably saved by Sportiello.

Dybala surges down the right flank and cuts inside onto his favoured left foot. He looks to curl it into the top corner and it gets the better of Sportiello but his strike flies just wide of the post! Vlahovic is fuming. He wanted a ball played into him.

McKennie goes on a brilliant run down the right, skipping by Djimsiti and his cross is flighted into the path of Vlahovic, whose header lacks sufficient power as he glances his effort just wide.

Atalanta have their best spell of possession in the match so far deep in Juventus' half, but they fail to fashion out a clear cut chance and Juve win it back.

Juventus have a free-kick around 40-yards from goal after the Frenchman is pulled down. The ball is eventually worked to Vlahovic on the right flank but he strays just offside.

What a stop from Sportiello! Vlahovic strikes from 30-yards out and looks to curl his strike into the top corner, but the Atalanta goalkeeper makes a fine fingertip save to tip it over the bar! The following corner comes to nothing.

Morata's cross into the box looking for McKennie is headed clear. Juventus are on the front foot in the opening few minutes.

It's an electric atmosphere inside the Gewiss Stadium in Bergamo. Kick-off is just moments away!

Massimiliano Allegri told reporters at his pre-match press conference: “A direct clash for fourth place, an important but not decisive match, it’s a good game. Atalanta have shown over the years that they’ve earned the space to always fight for the top four places, and they’ll be angry after their defeat in the Coppa Italia. We’ll need a high-level performance.”

Vlahovic scored just 13 minutes into his Juventus debut against Hellas Verona last Sunday.

The 22-year-old, who joined Juve for around €75m on January 28, will be looking to add to his tally tonight to try and prove he is the number nine their fans have been craving.

For Atalanta, it's FOUR changes to the side that lost 2-1 at home to Cagliari last Sunday. Merih Demiral, Hans Hateboer, Marten De Roon and Jeremie Boga come in for José Luis Palomino, Giuseppe Pezzella, Ruslan Malinovsky and Matteo Pessina.

Massimiliano Allegri makes three changes to the Juventus team that beat Hellas Verona 2-0 in their last Serie A outing on February 6. Leonardo Bonucci, Manuel Locatelli and Weston McKennie come in for Giorgio Chiellini, Arthur and Denis Zakaria.

Starting XI: Szczesny, Danilo, De Ligt, Bonucci, De Sciglio, Locatelli, McKennie, Rabiot, Dybala, Morata, Vlahovic

Subs: Ake, Sandro, Arthur, Cuadrado, Jorge, Kean, Pellegrini, Perin, Pinsoglio, Rugani, Zakaria

Starting XI: Sportiello, Toloi, Demiral, Djimsiti, Hateboer, De Roon, Freuler, Zappacosta, Koopmeiners, Boga, Muriel

Subs: Dajcar, Maehle, Malinovsky, Mihaila, Pasalic, Pessina, Pezzella, Rossi, Scalvini