Juventus travel to face Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday night knowing that if they do not score , their German opponents can knock them out with a single goal . So the message is clear : they must attack . Head coach Massimiliano Allegri has spoken out ahead of the game urging his team to show they are far from the side cast as 'boring ' that lead Italy 's Serie A - and the Italian sport newspapers have reflected the boss ' vision . La Gazzetta dello Sport , Tuttosport and Corriere dello Sport all call for the nation 's champions to attack Dortmund , with a forward line including Marco Reus and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang unlikely to be restricted to an extent that they are unable to score the one goal that could send Dortmund through after Juve 's 2-1 home win last month . La Gazzetta dello Sport 's : 'Go Juve ! The right choice ' and Tuttosport 's : 'The order of Allegri : Let 's attack ! ' Corriere dello Sport 's front page barks out : 'Juve , take Europe ' after Massimiliano Allegri 's comments . Tuttosport 's message is the most resounding , with their front page specifically calling for Juve to attack at the Signal Iduna Park making it clear that in order to qualify , the Old Lady need goals . The paper also calls for Argentine winger Roberto Pereyra to be used in a 4-3-1-2 system by Allegri - who it also reports is set to be offered a new contract . Both Gazzetta and Corriere look to Juventus ' talisman , former Manchester City and Manchester United striker , Carlos Tevez . Gazzetta also want to see Pereyra deployed in a 4-3-1-2 behind Tevez and Alvaro Morata in a game that could be worth £6.5million to Juve . Carlos Tevez trains ahead of the last-16 tie , and the Italian papers see him as a key man for Juventus . Paul Pogba takes a moment away from the training session as Juventus look to hold on to their lead . Meanwhile , Corriere calls for the 'class of Tevez and super defence to tackle Klopp ' . 'We go into the game with an advantage , ' Allegri said ahead of the game . 'We know the difficulties of the task ahead of us , no doubt about it . ' I do n't expect it to end 0-0 . We need to score at least once and if we could score two goals it would be great . ' Allegri believes the game in Dortmund will not end 0-0 and that his side will need to find a way to score . Alvaro Morata hits a pass during training , and Gazzetta dello Sport want him upfront alongside Tevez . The Germans have been improving in recent weeks after a bad first half to the Bundesliga season and have lost none of their last six league games . They are also unbeaten at home in Europe this season although they have lost all three previous encounters against the Italians in Dortmund . 'We have to be ready for the strengths of Dortmund , their speed , their pressure , ' the Italian coach added . 'We have to have a technically perfect game and pounce on their weaknesses . ' The Italian papers called for Tevez to lead the attack at the Signal Iduna Park while Juve 's defence holds firm . Roberto Pereyra ( second right ) is seen as a key man by the Italian papers , who want him deployed in a 4-3-1-2 .
Borussia Dortmund travel to Juventus in their last-16 tie second leg . The Italian champions won first leg 2-1 after Alvaro Morata 's winner . Italian papers back Massimiliano Allegri 's calls for Borussia Dortmund to attack . Gazzetta dello Sport and Tuttosport call for Juve to use 4-3-1-2 system . Corriere dello Sport want Carlos Tevez to guide the team through . Allegri has admitted Juve must score in Germany to reach quarter-finals .