Juventus vs Atletico Madrid: Redemption in Hell

Juventus are a side capable of freezing out anyone, just like that cold breeze that cuts through the Turin air as it descends from the Alps.

No matter who visits the Allianz Stadium, Italy's Old Lady know how to stop them, and Atletico Madrid have their work cut out on Tuesday.

Returning just eight months after a painful 3-0 defeat that sent them crashing out of Europe despite a comfortable first leg lead, Los Rojiblancos are seeking revenge against Juventus and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Scoring three without response, Cristiano again left his mark on Atletico.

On that night there was no sign of the identity that Diego Godin, Koke, Juanfran and the rest had built at Atleti.

Now only Koke remains of the old guard, but the now captain has Saul Niguez, Jan Oblak, Thomas Party and others to help him erase those memories.

There's also an opportunity for the newcomers to impress.

A lot on the line

Atletico Madrid will want to win in order to stand a chance of progressing as group winners.

Currently three points behind Juventus but four clear of Bayer Leverkusen in third, they're well placed to qualify, but they'll want to top the group.

Diego Simeone's side will treat this like a final. There won't be any half measures, and a draw will do nothing for them.

Atletico have a pending account in Turin, and they'll be going all out for the win.