milan juventus key stats
AC Milan and Juventus will contest the latest instalment of their over 125-year rivalry tonight at the Allianz Stadium.
Milan and Juventus have faced each other 230 times in their history, with 66 wins in favour of the Rossoneri, 89 in favour of the Bianconeri, and 75 draws. In recent times, the ‘draw’ count has been increasing almost exclusively, with four of the last five ties being goalless.
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Last season Milan should have probably come away with all three points from this fixture, but Christian Pulisic missed a penalty in the second half. He and Ruben Amorim hope for better tonight at the Allianz Stadium.
Juventus vs. AC Milan: Key stats and facts
➤ Four of the last five Serie A matches between Juventus and AC Milan have ended goalless,
including the two most recent; these two teams have not drawn more consecutive league games
since 1973 (four on that occasion), while they have never recorded more consecutive goalless encounters in the competition.
➤ Juventus have kept a clean sheet in each of their last six Serie A matches against Milan; the last time they recorded more consecutive clean sheets against a single opponent in the competition was in 2016 (nine against Palermo), while the Rossoneri have never recorded a longer run without scoring against a single team in their history in the competition.
Spalletti and the Juventus team
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➤ AC Milan are unbeaten in five of their last six Serie A away games against Juventus (W2 D3) – keeping four clean sheets in the process (0.5 goals conceded on average per game) – after a run of nine consecutive away defeats against the Bianconeri in Turin (conceding on average two goals per game).
➤ After wins against Frosinone and Parma, Juventus could keep clean sheets in their first three Serie A matches for the second consecutive season (after having achieved it last season with Igor Tudor).
➤ After the wins against Turin and Venezia, Ruben Amorim could become the fourth manager to win all of his first three Serie A games in charge of AC Milan, after Maro Sperone in 1952, Giuseppe Viani in 1956 and Luigi Bonizzoni in 1958.
➤ No team has attempted more long-range shots than Juventus in the first two matchdays of this Serie A season (18, tied with Sassuolo); on the other hand, only Torino (three) have attempted fewer than Milan (five, tied with Monza).
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➤ After the 1-0 wins against Frosinone and 2-0 against Parma, Juventus could record three clean sheets in the first three Serie A games of the season for the second time in the last 10 years, after 2024/25 (when they conceded their first goal only on matchday seven).
➤ After victories against Frosinone and Parma, Juventus could win their first three Serie A matches for the second consecutive season (after having achieved it last season with Igor Tudor), doing so under two different coaches for the second time in their history in the competition, after 1985/86 and 1986/87 with Giovanni Trapattoni first and then Rino Marchesi.
➤ Nico González has been involved in three goals in four home games against Milan in Serie A (one goal and two assists). After his goal against Parma, he can score in two consecutive league appearances for the first time since June 2024, while playing for Fiorentina.
➤ Adrien Rabiot, who both scored and provided an assist in the previous away match this season (against Torino), could become the first non-Italian player in Serie A history to score in a Juventus-Milan match with both teams (in general, Manuel Locatelli and Leonardo Bonucci have achieved this in the last 10 years).