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#1 Inconsistent Gonzalo Higuain not at his very best
The success of Juventus in 2016/17 can be attributed mainly to the superb form of Gonzalo Higuain. The Argentine was brilliant for them throughout the 2016/17 season and scored some important goals in the Champions League.
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Though he hasn't had a bad 2017/18 season, he hasn't had a great one either. The 30-year-old has scored 9 goals in his last 18 appearances for Juventus in Serie A and UEFA Champions League combined but has often looked off-colour in far too many games.
Also, he failed to score in 16 Serie A games this season, which isn't something you'd expect from El Pipita. He was even dropped by Allegri for a couple of games this season. Last time these two sides met, Higuain was kept quiet by the Real Madrid duo of Sergio Ramos and Raphael Varane. Could history repeat itself?
