On the back of four consecutive stalemates, Juventus are looking for improvement in a clash with their former manager Massimiliano Allegri, who arrives here with high-flying AC Milan.
Match News and Current Form
After opening their Serie A campaign with three straight victories, Juventus have since slumped to four consecutive draws across all competitions, most recently surrendering the lead deep into their 2-2 draw against Villarreal in midweek UEFA Champions League action. Juventus enter this round as one of only three remaining unbeaten teams in Serie A this term (W3, D2), but their recent inability to win creates some concern, especially as it was a problem they endured last season too. Juventus would naturally much rather be drawing games than losing them, and they’ve probably forgotten what defeat tastes like in Serie A given they’re unbeaten in their last ten league matches (W6, D4), winning six of their last seven such outings at home (D1).
He may have managed Juventus 420 times in Serie A, but there’ll be no room for sentiment here for Allegri, who brings his Milan side to his old stomping ground on the back of five consecutive victories, including a 2-1 triumph against reigning champions Napoli last weekend. Four clean sheets during that run will have made those wins even sweeter for their manager, who sees his side enter this round joint-top of the table (W4, L1), having now won four consecutive league matches for the first time since April 2024. Few would bet against them being there at the end of the round too given they’ve won six of their last seven competitive away matches (L1).
Head-to-Head History
The last eight Serie A H2Hs have been perfectly split, with four draws and two wins apiece. A mere eight goals scored across those eight games would perhaps hint that this won’t be the most entertaining game of the weekend.
Win ProbabilityOpta by StatsPerform
Hot Stats and Streaks
Juventus’ last five competitive matches saw both teams score.
Juventus have scored at least twice in six of their last seven home matches.
Milan have won five of their last seven competitive away matches without conceding.
Milan opened the scoring in six of their seven matches this season (W6, L1).
Key Players to Watch and Missing Players
Francisco Conceição has scored in back-to-back appearances, with seven of his nine goals for Juventus arriving after the break. Alexis Saelemaekers has contributed to six goals (G1, A5) across his last six matches for club and country and he remains unbeaten in Serie A when finding the net (W14, D4).
Juan Cabalwent off injured for Juventus in midweek, while Milan will have to do without the suspended Pervis Estupiñánafter his red cardagainst Napoli.
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Betting Analysis
Recent H2Hs between these two sides have been rather timid affairs on the goal front, so we suggest backingunder 2.5 goals in this match.
