Palmeiras vs Juventude: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 11 Oct '25)

Get ready to witness the ultimate South American football showdown at Allianz Parque, Brazil, on Sat, 11 Oct '25. As Palmeiras and Juventude brace themselves for this clash in the Brasileirão Betano, it appears that Palmeiras have been taking notes from a book of wisdom, having chalked up two wins in their last three head-to-head encounters with Juventude. Meanwhile, they’ve graciously left Juventude with as many wins as there are unicorns seen – that’s right, zero. The last match-up—a legendary stalemate—might just have set a peculiar precedent.

Palmeiras is strutting into this match with the swagger of a peacock after a 3-0 triumph over Vasco da Gama. Juventude, on the other hand, settled for one of those mutually agreed-upon draws against EC São Gabriel. In the grand scheme of domestic ranks, Palmeiras reign at position 2, while Juventude squats comfortably at position 18, sipping tea and pondering their ascent.

For players under the spotlight, Juventude might want to put a GPS tracker on V. Roque, who has already netted 9 fashionably late goals for Palmeiras this season. Conversely, Palmeiras need to keep their eyes peeled for Nenê, who is Juventude’s top gift-giver with 3 assists, generously serving them on a silver platter.

When it comes to the top banana player ratings from Palmeiras, Andreas Pereira is the king with a rating of 7.38, followed closely by Gustavo Gómez with 7.23 and Joaquín Piquerez with a respectful 7.14. Juventude’s pride rests heavily on Marcão’s formidable 7.52, with Jandrei and Gustavo chugging along behind like a pair of eager ducks with 7.08 and 7.02, respectively.

Despite the stats leaning heavily in one direction like a crooked tower, possession figures for Palmeiras stand at a refined 51.79%, while Juventude is content to dabble with a 42.8%. When it comes to corner kicks, Palmeiras pops them up at an average of 5.71, compared to Juventude’s casual 3.92. Meanwhile, their mutual card collections suggest they’re more concerned with artistic expression than discipline—Palmeiras with a gentle bouquet of 45 yellow and 1 red card, matching Juventude’s record of 67 yellows and 1 red.

In this upcoming showdown, numbers declare themselves the ultimate fortune-tellers, suggesting Palmeiras are more likely to be the ones dancing on the pitch's stage by the time the final whistle blows!