5/2 Bet Builder for Juventus v Napoli
Juventus against Napoli at the Juventus Stadium, kick-off 19:45 on Sunday, and our model expects a tight one: 1-1 is the likeliest single score, with Juventus 43% to win, the draw 29% and Napoli 28%. Nine games in, the two sit 9th and 7th on 14 points each.
So here is the 5/2 bet builder: McTominay and Woltemade to have 2+ shots, Gatti and Marín to commit 1+ foul. One shot-taker and one foul-maker from each side, and all four in our predicted XI.
Below we go through how we found each one, what the stats pages show and where the price comes from. The match page has the lineups, projections and bets for the game, and the Juventus v Napoli bet builder page has the live prices if you want to build it yourself.
The slip
The 5/2 is bet365's own builder price for the four selections together, 3.50 in decimals, a little shorter than the 3.58 you get by multiplying the four prices. Each square is one of the player's last five games, green where he cleared the line. His season record is in the section on him below.
How we built it
We build these the same way every time. The order matters, because each step cuts the list down.
- Start with the match. The Juventus v Napoli fouls page lines both squads up on one stat: each player's last five games, our model's chance at the line and the bet365 price. The same view works for shots. Gatti and Marín both stood out here: Gatti has committed a foul in each of his last five appearances and has a 66% model chance of at least one on Sunday, Marín a 69% chance.
- Check the team pages. Each club's stat page shows every player's match-by-match numbers at the line you pick, with a hit rate and our projection. We used Napoli's shots page, Juventus's shots page, Juventus's fouls page and Napoli's fouls page, and there are matching pages for Juventus's tackles and Napoli's tackles.
- Make sure they play. Every selection is in our predicted XI, and the predicted XI filter is switched on in every screenshot here. Gatti has played six games this season and McTominay eight, so their records are shorter than the others. Confirmed team sheets land about an hour before kick-off, so check them before you place anything.
- Price it in the bookmaker's own builder. A same-game price is not the legs multiplied, so we put the four selections into bet365's bet builder and used the price it gave: 3.50, or 5/2.
Scott McTominay to have 2+ shots (1/3)
McTominay has the best form of the four. He has had two or more shots in 5 of 8 games this season (63%), averaging 3.25 a game, and our model projects 2.66 shots for him on Sunday.
In his last five appearances he took 5, 3, 7, 6 and 2, so he cleared the line in every one. He is a central midfielder in our predicted XI. All of Napoli's numbers are on the Napoli shots page, and his player page has the rest.
Nick Woltemade to have 2+ shots (2/7)
Woltemade is the shortest price on the slip and has the thinnest season rate: two or more shots in 5 of 10 games (50%), averaging 2.30. The recent run is stronger, with 3, 1, 7, 1 and 4 in his last five appearances, and our model projects 2.42 shots for him on Sunday.
He is Juventus's striker and he is in our predicted XI, but two of his last five appearances lasted 44 minutes, so this leg needs him on the pitch for long enough. The confirmed team sheet an hour before kick-off settles it. See the Juventus shots page and his player page.
Federico Gatti to commit 1+ foul (4/7)
Gatti has committed a foul in 5 of 6 games this season (83%), averaging 1.67, and in each of his last five appearances, with 1, 1, 3, 4 and 1. Our model gives him a 66% chance of at least one on Sunday and projects 1.08 fouls.
It is a short record, six games, and he played 46, 60 and 70 minutes in three of his last five appearances, so an early substitution would cost him chances. He is the Juventus centre-back on the slip. The full record is on the Juventus fouls page, and his player page has more.
Rafa Marín to commit 1+ foul (1/3)
Marín has committed a foul in 8 of 11 games this season (73%), averaging 1.36, and in three of his last five. Our model gives him a 69% chance of at least one on Sunday and projects 1.16 fouls.
He is a centre-back in our predicted XI and played the full 90 in four of his last five appearances, and his record is the longest of the four, at 11 games. The full picture is on the Napoli fouls page, and his player page has more.
Other selections we looked at
These were on our list too, all in the predicted XI and all priced at bet365. They are the first place we would look if one of the four is ruled out, and each one changes the price when you swap it in.
Also on our list
Prices at bet365. Last five from the stats pages.
Højlund and Anguissa both have strong recent shot counts, but they play in the same Napoli attack as McTominay, so we took one shot leg from each side instead.
How the legs fit together
Two of the legs are shots and two are fouls, with one of each from both sides, so the slip does not depend on one team having the ball. The legs are not fully independent: an open game helps the two shot legs, and a game with plenty of defending helps the two foul legs. Bookmakers price that overlap, which is why a same-game price can come out a little shorter than the legs multiplied.
We have not put a combined chance on the slip. The price is simply what bet365's builder offered for the four selections together.
The price
5/2 is bet365's own builder price for the four selections: 3.50 in decimals at 15:55 GMT on Sunday 1 November. Multiplying the four prices (1/3, 2/7, 4/7 and 1/3) gives 3.58, so the builder is about 2% shorter.
Prices move, so check the live price and the confirmed team sheet before you place it.
The Juventus v Napoli bet builder page has the live prices for every selection above. For the match itself, see our Juventus v Napoli predictions, and for more on both clubs, Juventus, Napoli and the Serie A table. Every priced prop in the game is on the player props sheet with projections and hit rates alongside, there are more slips on our bet builder tips page, and the league-wide numbers are in the Serie A stats. Both sides' chance quality is on the Juventus xG and Napoli xG pages, with the league's xG table alongside.
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Questions
What is the best bet builder for Juventus v Napoli?
Our Juventus v Napoli bet builder is Scott McTominay 2+ shots, Nick Woltemade 2+ shots, Federico Gatti 1+ fouls and Rafa Marín 1+ fouls, which bet365's builder prices at 5/2 (3.50) at the time of writing.
What time is Juventus v Napoli?
Juventus v Napoli kicks off at 19:45 UK time on Sunday 1 November 2026 at the Juventus Stadium in Turin in Serie A, and confirmed lineups are due about an hour before kick-off, at around 18:45.
Are all the bet builder players in the predicted XI?
All 4 players in our Juventus v Napoli bet builder are in the predicted XI, Woltemade and Gatti for Juventus and McTominay and Marín for Napoli, but check the confirmed team sheet about an hour before the 19:45 kick-off.
How is the bet builder price worked out?
The 5/2 price is bet365's own bet builder price for the 4 selections together, 3.50 at 15:55 GMT on Sunday, which is a little shorter than the 3.58 you get by multiplying the four prices.
Which stats pages did we use for the Juventus v Napoli bet builder?
We used 5 Statz stats pages: the Juventus v Napoli match stats page for fouls and shots, plus the Napoli and Juventus shots pages and the Juventus and Napoli fouls pages, all with the predicted XI filter on.
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