Juventus' league fixture against Bologna was postponed last weekend, and they were subsequently displaced from top spot by AC Milan, who earned a dramatic 2-1 victory over Udinese.
Juve remain undefeated in Serie A this season, and sit two points back from the defending champions.
They have played two matches fewer than Milan, but former Italy international Ravanelli knows better than to consider those games as points in the bag.
"Points and games to recover, do not count. Mentally you may think you have six points, but they count only the real ones," he told La Stampa.
The two-time Scudetto winner believes the pressure is on Juve, who can move above Milan if they win a re-arranged fixture against Parma this Wednesday.
"Well, now it is Juve who are chasing," he said.
"For this they will face the recoveries with a remarkable psychological weight."
Juventus could move four points clear at the top should they win both their games in hand.
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