A challenging wake-up call awaits the Rossoneri. AC Milan is set to face Juventus in Serie A Week 13 on Saturday, November 23, 2024, at the iconic San Siro Stadium in Milan, Italy. Milan has faced Juventus more times in home matches in Serie A than any other team, with a total of 34 draws. This is at least eight more than their next closest rival. The overall record includes 30 victories for the Rossoneri and 25 for the Bianconeri.

Since May 2021, Juventus has managed to score only two goals in their last seven Serie A encounters with Milan. During this same stretch, the Rossoneri have conceded the fewest goals against teams they've faced at least three times, with only Venezia (zero) having a better record.

Interestingly, Juventus has not scored fewer goals against any other team.

Milan has managed to secure just 18 points up to this point, and even if they win their next match, their total after 12 games will still fall short of the last four seasons, where they had at least 23 points in 2023/24. They recently faced a setback at home, losing 0-2 to Napoli, and it’s worth noting that they haven’t experienced back-to-back home losses in the league since October-November 2023, with one of those defeats being a narrow 0-1 against Juventus, thanks to a goal from Manuel Locatelli, who is among the 10 players to have scored for both teams in that encounter.

Juventus have kept a clean sheet in four of their first five away games of this championship, conceding four goals in the other, against Inter; only three times have the Bianconeri managed five away clean sheets in the first six: in 1967/68, in 2004/05 and in 2023/24.

Juventus (62) and Milan (45) are the two teams that have produced the most sequences of at least 10 passes ending with a shot or a touch in the opponent's area in Serie A 2024/25; in general, while the Bianconeri have recorded the highest average ball possession in the current tournament (61.6%), the Rossoneri have won each of the two games of this championship that ended with less than 50% possession (against Udinese and Inter).

Milan is the team that has spent the fewest minutes in situations of equality in this Serie A (345, including injury time); in these moments of play, the Rossoneri is the team that has generated the most Expected Goals on average in the 90 minutes (1.9), while Juventus is the team that has conceded the fewest (0.6, also on average in the 90 minutes).

Player Stats

AC Milan's Rafael Leão has been a standout performer in Serie A for 2024, leading the league with an impressive 74 completed dribbles. During this time, he has netted nine goals and is on track to become the fourth player to score double figures in goals for three consecutive calendar years, joining the ranks of Paulo Dybala, Lautaro Martínez, and his current rival, Dusan Vlahovic.

In the top five European leagues for the 2024/25 season, only Lamine Yamal (born July 2007) is younger than Kenan Yildiz (born May 2005) among players with at least three goals. If Yildiz manages to score, he would reach five goals for Juventus in Serie A at just 19 years and 203 days, making him the seventh youngest player to achieve this milestone for the club, with Alessandro Del Piero being eighth at 19 years and 313 days.