MILAN – Ahead of the Round 22 Serie A match between Juventus-Milan, we take a look at the previous matches between the two teams in Turin in the second part of the season, the former players from the past and the present, the moments that made history and the form of the two sides ahead of the big match:
LAST 5 MATCHES:
Season 2012/13: Juventus-Milan 1-0. Round 33.
Season 2010/11: Juventus-Milan 0-1. Round 28.
Season 2007/08: Juventus-Milan 3-2. Round 33.
Season 2005/06: Juventus-Milan 0-0. Round 29.
Season 2003/04: Juventus-Milan 1-3. Round 25.
FORMER PLAYERS:
Milan:Christian Abbiati (on loan at Juventus in the 2005/2006 season) and head coach Filippo Inzaghi (at Juventus from 1997 to 2001 and then at Milan from 2001 to 2012).
Juventus:Andrea Pirlo (at Milan from 2001 to 2011), Marco Storari (at Milan from January 2007 to June 2007 and then for half of the 2009/2010 season).
The following, amongst others, have played for both sides:Zlatan Ibrahimovic (at Juventus from 2004 to 2006 and at Milan from 2010 to 2012), Roberto Baggio (at Juventus from 1990 to 1995 and at Milan from 1995 to 1997), Fabio Capello (at Juventus from 1970 to 1976 and at Milan from 1976 to 1980) and Romeo Benetti (at Juventus in the 1968/1969 season, at Milan from 1970 to 1976 and then back at Juventus from 1976 to 1979).
The following have coached both sides:Carlo Ancelotti (at Juventus from February 1999 to 2001 and at Milan from November 2001 to 2009) and Fabio Capello (at Milan from 1991 to 1996 and the 1997/98 season and then at Juventus from 2004 to 2006).
HISTORIC MOMENT:Juventus-Milan 1-3. Season 2003/2004. Round 25. During a cold evening in the middle of March, Carlo Ancelotti’s Milan dominated in Juve’s backyard by giving an attacking master-class against the Italian Champions at the time. The man of the evening was Clarence Seedorf, providing a fantastic cross for Shevchenko’s opening goal on 25 minutes. Seedorf then went from provider to goal-scorer on 63 minutes albeit with the slight help of a deflection off Juve’s Ciro Ferrara. Not content with his impeccable display, Seedorf scored a brace to open up a 3 goal cushion on 74 minutes with an unstoppable effort to leave Buffon helpless. Juve scored a consolation goal through their leader Ciro Ferrara on 81 minutes, but Milan had already wrapped up the win.
MILAN’S LAST 5 AWAY MATCHES:
Season 2014/15. Lazio-Milan 3-1
Season 2014/15. Torino-Milan 1-1
Season 2014/15. Roma-Milan 0-0
Season 2014/15. Genoa-Milan 1-0
Season 2014/15. Sampdoria-Milan 2-2
JUVE’S LAST 5 HOME MATCHES:
Season 2014/15. Juventus-Chievo Verona 2-0
Season 2014/15. Juventus-Hellas Verona 4-0
Season 2014/15. Juventus-Inter 1-1
Season 2014/15. Juventus-Sampdoria 1-1
Season 2014/15. Juventus-Torino 2-1
Hello my friends. Here are the Serie A RESULTS for Week 21 on Saturday 31 January and Sunday 1 February, 2015. The gap for the Scudetto increasing positioning Juventus as the absolute leaders having 50 points despite the 0 – 0 draw with Udinese. AS Roma wasted the chance to win the home game at the Olimpico Stadium ending only with a 1-1 draw against Empoli remaining with 43 points.
The top scorer up to Round 21: Juventus forward Carlos Tevez with 13 goals followed by AC Milan forward Jeremy Menez with 12 goals
Top Serie A teams standing AFTER Serie A Week 21 games. First 3 qualifying for Champions League, 4 and 5 for Europa League.
–Juventus, 50 position with points and a positive goal difference of +35
–AS Roma, 2nd position with 43 points and a positive goal difference of +18
–Napoli, 3rd positions with 39 points points and a positive goal difference of +12
– Lazio, 4th position with 34 points and a positive goal difference of +12
–Sampdoria, 5th position with 34 points and a positive goal difference of +4
Relegation Zone: Chievo Verona, 18th position with 18 points and a negative goal difference of -11 – Cesena, 19th position with 15 points and a negative goal difference of -20
Parma, 20th position with 9 points and a negative goal difference of -24
Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Udinese, 9th position with 27 points and a negative goal difference of -2
Juventus, 1st position with 49 points and a positive goal difference of +35
Pos
Team
P
W
D
L
Goals
DIFF
Points
1
Juventus
20
15
4
1
44:9
35
49
9
Udinese
20
7
6
7
25:27
-2
27
Juventus are the absolute sole leaders in Serie A despite this goalless draw against Udinese. It’s a fact, the gap with AS Roma continues a major one of +7 points. Juventus failing to extend the gap unable to defeat Udinese. Previously, out of the 41 precedents between Udinese vs Juventus there are 24 wins for Juventus , 5 wins for Udinese, and 12 draws. The last time Udinese defeated Juventus was during the 2009 – 2010 season with a 3-0. Last game at the Friuli stadium was won by Juventus with a 0 -2 with the goals by Sebastian Giovinco and Fernando Llorente.
Here is UDINESE official starting lineup by coach Andrea Stramaccioni:
UDINESE (3-4-1-2) Karnezis; Heurtaux, Danilo, Piris; Widmer, Guilherme, Allan, Gabriel Silva; Bruno Fernandes; Thereau, Di Natale.
Here is JUVENTUS official starting lineup by coach Massimiliano Allegri:
Stats AFTER the game. Top scorer for UDINESE: Forward Antonio Di Natale with 9 goals
Top scorer for JUVENTUS: Forward Carlos Tevez with 13 goals
Udinese
Goals
Goals
Juventus
Di Natale, Antonio
9
13
Tevez, Carlos
Thereau, Cyril
7
6
Pogba, Paul
Fernandes, Bruno
2
6
Vidal, Arturo
Danilo
2
4
Morata, Alvaro
Widmer, Silvan
2
4
Llorente, Fernando
Stats. Here are the last 3 games of UDINESE: 2 wins, 1 draw
26/01/15
SA
Empoli – Udinese
1:2
Round 20
22/01/15
CI
Napoli – Udinese
7:6(AP)
Round 1/8
18/01/15
SA
Udinese – Cagliari
2:2
Round 19
Here are the last 3 games of JUVENTUS: 3 wins
28/01/15
CI
Parma – Juventus
0:1
Quarterfinal
25/01/15
SA
Juventus – Chievo
2:0
Round 20
18/01/15
SA
Juventus – Verona
4:0
Round 19
Disciplinary situation BEFORE the game. 1 suspended player for UDINESE: Kone (3)
1 suspended player for JUVENTUS: Marchisio (1)
Here is the probable formation for Udinese (3-5-1-1): Karnezis; Danilo, Heurtaux, Piris; Widmer, Allan, Fernandes, Guilherme, G. Silva; Thereau; Di Natale Unavailable: Pinzi, Geijo, Badu, Evangelista, Wague, Zapata, Domizzi
Here is the probable formation for Juventus (4-3-1-2): Buffon; Lichtsteiner, Bonucci, Chiellini, Ogbonna; Padoin, Pirlo, Pogba; Pereyra; Tevez, Morata