Preview: Juventus vs Milan

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·3 octobre 2025

Preview: Juventus vs Milan

After the midweek European action, the Juventus Men’s First Team are back home for Serie A duties this weekend, with Milan visiting the Allianz Stadium on Matchday 6.

Kick-off in Turin is fixed for 20:45 CEST.

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Let’s get up to speed ahead of the game with our statistical preview.

Interesting Facts

This will be the 181st meeting between Juventus and Milan in Serie A. The Bianconeri lead the all-time head-to-head record with 69 wins, compared to Milan's 53 (58 draws). Of the 90 played in Turin, Juventus have won 44, Milan 23, and 23 have ended level.
Juventus are currently on a four-match run without conceding a goal against Milan in Serie A (two wins, two draws), this being their longest-ever clean sheet streak against the Rossoneri in the competition. Milan's last goal came from Olivier Giroud back on May 28, 2023.
The Bianconeri have enjoyed a good home record this calendar year. They have had 10 wins in their last 12 Serie A matches at the Allianz Stadium (one draw, one loss), giving them an 83% win rate, the highest in Serie A in 2025.
Kenan Yildiz is one of just two players in Serie A this season to have attempted at least 15 dribbles (21) and created at least 15 chances (17), alongside Como’s Nico Paz. Since the start of May, Yildiz is also joint-leader for assists in Serie A (five), level with Paz and Nikola Krstovic.
Yildiz also needs just one more goal to draw level with Paul Pogo as the Juventus player with the most goals scored under the age of 21 (the Turk currently has 10).
Eleven of Dusan Vlahovic's 18 Serie A appearances this calendar year have come from the bench, and he averages a goal every 42 minutes as a substitute. He is yet to score or assist against Milan as a Juventus player, having had two goals and two assists against them during his time with Fiorentina.

Opposition Focus

Milan come into this game on the longest winning streak in Serie A - four straight wins. They haven't won five in a row in the same competition since April 2024, under Stefano Pioli.
With 12 points from their first five games, this is Milan’s best start under Massimiliano Allegri. In his previous four seasons with the club, they had never surpassed eight points at this stage.
Adrien Rabiot scored 18 Serie A goals for Juventus - the fifth-most among French players at the club, behind David Trezeguet (123), Michel Platini (68), Paul Pogba (28), and Zinedine Zidane (24).
Luka Modric could become the third outfield player to appear in a Juve–Milan fixture after turning 40 in the three-points-for-a-win era, after Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Paolo Maldini. Notably, no player over 40 has ever scored against Juventus in Serie A.
Rafael Leao (199 appearances) is on the verge of reaching 200 Serie A matches. Only five Portuguese players have hit that milestone in the era of three points for a win: Rui Costa (339), Mario Rui (248), Fernando Couto (247), and Miguel Veloso (214).