I agree with you that Torino and Roma are different teams by a big margin. It will be unfortunate for Juventus if they still can't have Dybala in their attack. Chiesa alone can only do much. Yes, they have won the last 3 matches without Dybala and Morata but winning against Roma without Dybala would be a tough challenge in my opinion. And I just hope that Mourinho doesn't play park the bus, that tactics bore the hell out of me. I'm hoping for an exciting attacking match.
Slowly Allegri will find the right formation for Juventus even though there is no Dybala or Moratta, Allegri is a pretty smart coach, although with limited players, he is able to give maximum results just remember when he bring Milan scudetto with old players
. This match is not only an opportunity for Mourinho to prove the quality of his strategy, but how Allegri can dispel doubts from the public that the victory in the last few matches is not a coincidence.
No one will deny that Allegri is beginning to achieve some success in instilling in Juventus the game that gave results in the previous period of the specialist's work at the club. Another question is that this game was not particularly spectacular, which eventually led to the parting of the club with Massimiliano and an attempt to rebuild the game first with Sarri, and then with Pirlo. This did not bring the expected result and even led to the loss of the title last season, and therefore Juventus returned to cooperation with Allegri. Mourinho, too, from the time of Porto, no longer differs much in the spectacular style of play, basing the result on, so we can not wait for an exciting spectacle from these two coaches, because now they have other main goals.