Serie A: Gameweek 21
Time: 8pm East African Time
Stadium: Allianz Stadium
What you need to know
- Juventus are fifth in the Serie A table with 34 points after playing 20 games, while AC Milan are seventh with 31 after playing 19 matches.
- At the start of the month, Milan came back from behind to beat Juve 3-1 in the Supercoppa Italiana semi-final before beating city rivals Inter 3-2 in the final on January 6.
- Juve drew against Atalanta in midweek, their league-high 13th this Serie A campaign (W7). The draw stretches their unbeaten run in the division, and extends their winless streak in competitive matches (D3, L1).
- Milan will travel to Turin with the aim of ending their drought, as they have failed to score against the Bianconeri in three consecutive Serie A games (D2, L1).
- The Rossoneri seem to be in much better shape after the arrival of new manager Sérgio Conceição, having won three of the four matches under his leadership so far (D1).
- Milan have won back-to-back away league matches for the first time this season and will now aim to win three such outings in a row for the first time since March 2024.
Form – Last six games
Juventus Serie A form: DDWDDD
Juventus form (all competitions): WWDLDD
AC Milan Serie A form: LDWDDW
AC Milan form (all competitions): WDWWDW
Head-to-head – Last six games
Juventus: 3 wins
AC Milan: 1 wins
Draw: 2
Possible starting line-ups
Juventus
Di Gregorio; Savona, Kalulu, Gatti, Cambiaso; Locatelli, Thuram; Yildiz, Koopmeiners, McKennie; Gonzalez
AC Milan
Maignan; Emerson, Tomori, Gabbia, Hernandez; Fofana, Bennacer; Pulisic, Reijnders, Leao; Abraham
Players to watch
Pierre Kalulu – Juventus
Rafael Leão – AC Milan
Injury list
Juventus
Bremer
Cabal J
Milik A
AC Milan
Chukwueze S
Florenzi A
Loftus-Cheek R
Morata A
Okafor N
Pulisic C
Thiaw M
