Juventus vs Milan Result 2025-10-05

05-10-2025 18:45
MatchDay 6

Player statistic

1st half
    44' Yellow card Youssouf Fofana
2nd half
Manuel Locatelli Yellow card 49'    
    53' Missed penalty Christian Pulisic
    59' Yellow card Davide Bartesaghi
Federico Gatti Yellow card 74'    

Match statistic

51
Possession
49
12
Total shots
13
3
Shots on target
4
7
Shots off target
7
2
Blocked shots
2
6
Corners
0
0
Offsides
1
15
Fouls
8
Serie A Standing BEFORE the game: AC Milan, 2nd position with 12 points and a positive goal difference of +6 Juventus, 5th position with 11 points and a positive goal difference of -4 The match between Juventus and Milan concluded with a score of 0-0. Massimiliano Allegri, making his first appearance at the Stadium as an opponent, had reasons to worry about Christian Pulisic's missed penalty. Milan squandered at least two opportunities that Leao (who replaced Gimenez) was unable to finish. Tudor's squad, fresh off a Champions League draw against Villarreal, nearly found the net early in the second half, with Gatti being thwarted by a remarkable save from goalkeeper Mike Maignan. Massimiliano Allegri is making his grand return to Turin. Allegri previously managed Juventus from 2014 to 2019 and again from 2021 to 2024.
Luka Modrić in action
Image
Adrien Rabiot
A soccer player wearing a red and black striped jersey with the number 12, black shorts, and black socks, standing on a grassy field. The jersey has "Emirates" and "Fly Better" text visible. The player has a ponytail and is positioned near a soccer ball, with a referee and other players in the background. The setting includes a stadium with a crowd and advertising boards. The last eight Serie A encounters between Juventus and Milan have been evenly matched: each team has secured two wins and there have been four draws; in these eight games, only eight goals have been scored in total, with four for each team (averaging one goal per game). ========================================== Buy Juventus FC Tickets Buy AC Milan Tickets ==========================================
✅    Statistics before the match
Juventus has not allowed a goal in their last four Serie A matches against Milan (2 wins, 2 draws): this marks a record streak for the Bianconeri against the Rossoneri in the top division. The last time the Rossoneri found the net against the Piedmontese in this competition was when Giroud scored in the 40th minute on May 28, 2023. Juventus triumphed in their last home game against Milan in Serie A (2-0 on January 18, 2025), following a period where the Rossoneri had two wins and two draws in their previous four matches in Turin against the Bianconeri. In the last six encounters between these two teams in Piedmont, they have only both scored in the same match once (1-1 in September 2021). Juventus is one of three teams, alongside Atalanta and Cremonese, that remain unbeaten in this league; specifically, the Bianconeri are on a 10-match unbeaten streak in Serie A (6 wins, 4 draws)—their last defeat was on April 23, 2025, against Parma. AC Milan boasts the longest undefeated winning streak among the teams currently in Serie A: four consecutive wins for the Rossoneri, who have not reached five in a row in the competition since April 2024, when Stefano Pioli was at the helm.   Image Photo via x.com/juventusfcen
Juventus official starting lineup against AC Milan
A man wearing a Juventus FC jersey with black and white stripes and pink accents, clapping his hands. Text overlay lists the starting lineup: 16 Di Gregorio, 4 Gatti, 24 Rugani, 6 Kelly, 15 Kalulu, 5 Locatelli, 22 McKennie, 23 Cambiaso, 20 Fazzio, 17 Nandez, 30 David, with coach Igor Tudor. An EA Sports FC watermark is present.
AC Milan official lineup against Juventus
Mike Maignan wearing an AC Milan jersey with black and red vertical stripes, number 16. The jersey has the Emirates and PUMA logos. He is on a soccer field, running with a focused expression, wearing black shorts, black socks, and red cleats. Text overlays list players: Maignan, Tomori, Gabbia, Pavlovic, Saelemaekers, Fofana, Modric, Rabiot, Bartesaghi, Pulisic, Gimenez, with numbers and KUMHO TIRE branding.   A soccer player in a black and white striped Juventus jersey with the Jeep logo, running on a field. The text "FULL TIME" is prominently displayed in large white letters. A scoreboard shows Juventus (J) 0 and Milan (M) 0. The text "SERIE A EMILIVE" and "POWERED BY EA FC26" is visible at the top and bottom.   Photo via x.com/acmilan Serie A tickets2025 – 2026 Serie A Week 6 ⚪️⚫️ Juventus vs AC Milan 🔴⚫️ Sunday 5 October 2025 Allianz Stadium Turin, Italy 20:45 Referee: GUIDA Assistants: COLAROSSI – ROSSI C. Fourth Official: AYROLDI VAR: DI BELLO AVAR: GHERSINI
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Juventus
Milan

Starting lineups

16
Michele Di Gregorio
Goalkeeper
27
Andrea Cambiaso
Defender
24
Daniele Rugani
Defender
86'
4
Federico Gatti
Defender
6
Lloyd Kelly
Defender
15
Pierre Kalulu
Defender
5
Manuel Locatelli
Midfielder
22
Weston McKennie
Midfielder
7
Francisco Conceição
68'
30
Jonathan David
Attacker
69'
10
Kenan Yıldız
Attacker
69'
16
Mike Maignan
Goalkeeper
33
Davide Bartesaghi
23
Fikayo Tomori
Defender
46
Matteo Gabbia
Defender
31
Strahinja Pavlovic
12
Adrien Rabiot
Midfielder
56
Alexis Saelemaekers
Midfielder
14
Luka Modric
Midfielder
19
Youssouf Fofana
Midfielder
63'
11
Christian Pulisic
74'
7
Santiago Giménez
63'

Substitutes

1
Mattia Perin
Goalkeeper
23
Carlo Pinsoglio
Goalkeeper
8
Teun Koopmeiners
Midfielder
17
Vasilije Adžić
Midfielder
11
Edon Zhegrova
Attacker
25
João Mário
Defender
44
Pedro Felipe
Defender
20
Loïs Openda
Attacker
68'
9
Dusan Vlahovic
Attacker
69'
19
Khéphren Thuram
Midfielder
69'
18
Filip Kostic
Midfielder
86'
5
Koni De Winter
Defender
1
Pietro Terracciano
Goalkeeper
4
Samuele Ricci
Midfielder
24
Zachary Athekame
Defender
37
Matteo Pittarella
Goalkeeper
27
David Odogu
Defender
8
Ruben Loftus-Cheek
Midfielder
63'
10
Rafael Leão
Attacker
63'
18
Christopher Nkunku
74'
 
Juventus
Milan

Starting lineups

16
Michele Di Gregorio
Goalkeeper
27
Andrea Cambiaso
Defender
24
Daniele Rugani
Defender
86'
4
Federico Gatti
Defender
6
Lloyd Kelly
Defender
15
Pierre Kalulu
Defender
5
Manuel Locatelli
Midfielder
22
Weston McKennie
Midfielder
7
Francisco Conceição
68'
30
Jonathan David
Attacker
69'
10
Kenan Yıldız
Attacker
69'
16
Mike Maignan
Goalkeeper
33
Davide Bartesaghi
23
Fikayo Tomori
Defender
46
Matteo Gabbia
Defender
31
Strahinja Pavlovic
12
Adrien Rabiot
Midfielder
56
Alexis Saelemaekers
Midfielder
14
Luka Modric
Midfielder
19
Youssouf Fofana
Midfielder
63'
11
Christian Pulisic
74'
7
Santiago Giménez
63'

Substitutes

1
Mattia Perin
Goalkeeper
23
Carlo Pinsoglio
Goalkeeper
8
Teun Koopmeiners
Midfielder
17
Vasilije Adžić
Midfielder
11
Edon Zhegrova
Attacker
25
João Mário
Defender
44
Pedro Felipe
Defender
20
Loïs Openda
Attacker
68'
9
Dusan Vlahovic
Attacker
69'
19
Khéphren Thuram
Midfielder
69'
18
Filip Kostic
Midfielder
86'
5
Koni De Winter
Defender
1
Pietro Terracciano
Goalkeeper
4
Samuele Ricci
Midfielder
24
Zachary Athekame
Defender
37
Matteo Pittarella
Goalkeeper
27
David Odogu
Defender
8
Ruben Loftus-Cheek
Midfielder
63'
10
Rafael Leão
Attacker
63'
18
Christopher Nkunku
74'

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