The referee goes over to look at the monitor. Stefano Denswil did appear to pull his fellow Dutchman's shirt.

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22 mins

Bologna 0-0 Juventus

Penalty appeal. Was Matthijs de Ligt fouled?

Cristiano Ronaldo wins a corner. Bologna half-clear twice and then win a free out.

A shame for Bologna. It's a good run by Riccardo Orsolini to get into the box but he just overruns it out of play before he can cross it.

I'd love to see Cristiano Ronaldo's free-kick conversion rate. He does his trademark run-up followed by his trademark driving a free-kick well over the bar.

Free-kick to Juventus right on the edge of the area as Cristiano Ronaldo is knocked over.

Juve appeal for a penalty as a ball richochets off a Bologna defender's arm. Even with today's strict handball laws, that's not a penalty.

Bologna are causing Juventus loads of problems at the moment - they have a corner now. It comes to nothing.

Another Bologna shot blocked, this time Nicola Sansone was immediately closed down as he had a go from 30 yards.

Juventus have a couple of chances in a row. Cristiano Ronaldo beats three defenders and forces a good low save. Federico Bernardeschi is stopped from getting on the rebound by an excellent tackle and then Paulo Dybala shoots over the bar.

First proper Bologna attack but Musa Barrow's 20-yard shot is blocked by a Juve defender.

Bologna have won only one of their last 34 Serie A matches against Juventus (D9 L24), a 2-0 victory in Turin on 26 February 2011 thanks to a Marco di Vaio double, say data company Gracenote.

Their last home win over Juve in Serie A was in 1998 - a 3-0 victory.

Juve forward Federico Bernardeschi now appears in pain after trying to close down Bologna's keeper. A lot going on this early.

Juventus try to play it out from the back and Matthijs de Ligt and Wojciech Szczesny have a communication meltdown but escape.

The game begins after a minute's silence before kick-off.

Players are out, Maurizio Sarri is wearing a mask. Almost time to go.

Any thoughts, just tweet them using the #bbceurofooty hashtag.

Juventus make four changes from their cup final defeat by Napoli. Wojciech Szczesny, Mattia de Sciglio, Adrien Rabiot and Federico Bernardeschi come in.

This is Bologna's first game in 114 days so we probably don't need to worry about how many changes they've made.

Image source, Juventus on Twitter

Image source, Bologna on Twitter

This is actually Juventus' third game since the restart. They played two 0-0 draws in the Coppa Italia, beating AC Milan on penalties in the semis and losing to Napoli in the final on spot-kicks.

Their last Serie A match - which was behind closed doors - was a 2-0 win over Inter Milan on 8 March which basically ended Inter's title hopes.

Bologna only picked up one point from their three games before the lockdown. They are 10th in Serie A.

Juventus are looking for a ninth consecutive Serie A title - but they have real competition this time around, from Lazio.

Today is Juve's first league match since the coronavirus pandemic shut down football nearly everywhere.

Will it disrupt their momentum?

Let's find out - with live text commentary from their trip to Bologna.

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