Milan vs Juventus

The 2022-23 Serie A season has begun in a surprisingly strange manner with Napoli, Atalanta, Udinese, and Lazio making up the top four teams in the league ...

Serie A holders AC Milan find themselves in 5th place with 17 points, and a win will tie them equal on points with league leaders Napoli, albeit after having played an extra game. They have been underwhelming in the league, but a win against their rivals could spark new life into them. The Old Lady of Turin will take on Torino (away, 15th October), Empoli (home, 21st October), and Lecce (away, 29th October) in their remaining Serie A fixtures this month.

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AC Milan head coach Stefano Pioli has made multiple changes to the starting line-up that will face Juventus this evening compared to the team that lost to ...

There are changes further up the field too as Tommaso Pobega has been selected instead of Rade Krunic, which seems to suggest he will form a midfield three alongside Sandro Tonali and Ismael Bennacer. The defence sees two changes as Matteo Gabbia has come in for Sergino Dest and that will mean Pierre Kalulu shifts across to the role of right-back, with Gabbia partnered by Fikayo Tomori and Theo Hernandez coming in for Fode Ballo-Toure at left-back. AC Milan head coach Stefano Pioli has made multiple changes to the starting line-up that will face Juventus this evening compared to the team that lost to Chelsea.

The teams selected by Pioli and Allegri for the big showdown at San Siro.

Kick-off is coming up at 18:00 CEST, and here are the two line-ups: [PUMA AC Milan Kits](https://store.acmilan.com/collections/milan-match-kit) for the 2022/23 season are available: get yours now! [table](https://www.acmilan.com/en/season/2022/standings/serie-a) is set to take place at San Siro: on [matchday 9 in Serie A](https://www.acmilan.com/en/season/2022/schedule/serie-a), AC Milan will face Juventus in the hope of securing three important points.

AC Milan host Juventus at San Siro on Saturday as the two historic Italian giants meet in what could prove to be a crucial showdown which defines the Serie ...

international Weston McKennie expected to start as a left winger while Filip Kostic lining up on the other side of the midfielder line. The Bianconeri should be back to playing with a 4-4-2, with U.S. The AC Milan coach will also have to decide who will start between Charles De Ketelaere and Brahim Diaz as a number 10, with the former Club Brugge player likely to get the nod. Only four points separate the two clubs in the Italian league, with AC Milan currently fifth with 17 points and Massimiliano Allegri's side seventh with 13 points after eight games. Pick: AC Milan 2, Juventus 1. The Rossoneri come from a worrying 3-0 loss away against Chelsea in the UEFA Champions League while Juventus won 3-1 against Maccabi Haifa on Wednesday.

Despite a quite good start to the match, Juventus didn't manage to score the opening goal at San Siro and Pioli's team waited for their moment with Rafael Leao ...

AC Milan and Juventus coaches decided to start the match with some surprising choices. Rafael Leao hit his second post of the match from outside the box. A disappointing start of the season for Massimiliano Allegri, even if the Bianconeri started off quite well the match but didn't manage to score. It was Fikayo Tomori who scored the opening goal of the game at San Siro at the end of the first half. Pioli should be satisfied, not only for the three points scored, but because AC Milan showed that they are fully back on track after the UCL match of the last week. After two consecutive wins against Bologna and Maccabi Haifa, Juventus lost their second Serie A match of the season but only have 13 points after nine games. It is clear that this team is still full of issues that Allegri is trying to solve, especially in the attacking side of the pitch. With the comeback of Theo Hernandez, AC Milan showed once again the intensity they need to perform in these kind of matches. The second half started as the first one ended, with AC Milan more in control of the game and Brahim Diaz managed to squeeze through the Juventus defense to score the second goal of the day just after the hour mark. Despite a quite good start to the match, Juventus didn't manage to score the opening goal at San Siro and Pioli's team waited for their moment with Rafael Leao who hit twice the post in first half. AC Milan coach Stefano Pioli has to be satisfied about today's game, especially after the disappointing UEFA Champions League's loss away against Chelsea (3-0). Juventus, on the other hand, are stuck with 13 points after nine games.

AC Milan and Juventus have been known over the years as the two sides who have often provided the backbone of the Italian national team, or at least have ...

Juve boasted Bonucci, Chiellini, Bernardeschi and Chiesa at the European Championship win last season, though they should have plenty on the bench tonight such as Perin, Pinsoglio, Gatti, Rugani, Fagioli, Miretti and Kean. Of course there are various factors for this such as injuries for both sides but it also tells a story of a transfer market strategy that has extended beyond borders. Back on 9 May 2021 at the Allianz Stadium there was Chiellini and Chiesa against Donnarumma and Calabria, with Milan winning that game 3-0.

AC Milan got the confidence boost they were after as they managed to beat Juventus by two goals to nil this evening. Several players did really well and ...

Diaz (7): He started the game very well and had a few nice turns to upset the Juventus defenders. Krunic (6): Just what we needed from him at that point of the game. Tomori (7): Again, the Juve attackers weren’t in the best of forms but he stayed close to his man all the time and made several interceptions. Tonali (6.5): Passion and hard work from the midfielder today who didn’t always shine technically, but was an important presence nevertheless. Kalulu (7): Such an improvement compared to the right-back Milan had against Chelsea. Tatarusanu (6): He only had to make one or two proper saves and they weren’t hard ones either.

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Couldn’t find a way past Theo and failed to stop Leao’s runs. The Serbian bomber submitted to the pressure of Gabbia and Tomori who drove him away from the box. A perplexing call from the experienced defender. Tried to save the day ahead of Brahim’s goal, but couldn’t arrive in time. Although he didn’t directly contribute in a goal, the Portuguese is arguably the most terrifying player to mark for Serie A defenders. The Spaniard had some difficulties early on, but once again marked his outing with a stunning goal against Juventus. The former Brescia youngster had a tough duel against his compatriot Locatelli. The Algerian is slowly but surely transforming himself into a wonderful Regista. Won the controversial ball that led to to Tomori’s opener. Opened the scoring with a close-range rocket that left Szczesny with no chance at all. Acted as a tower at the back against Juve’s half-hearted crosses and wasn’t afraid to challenge neither Vlahovic nor Milik for every ball. Fikayo Tomori pounced on a goalmouth scramble to break the deadlock just before halftime, and Brahim Diaz consolidated the Rossoneri’s lead with a fabulous effort after the break.

The 2022-23 Serie A season has begun in a surprisingly strange manner with Napoli, Atalanta, Udinese, and Lazio making up the top four teams in the league ...

Serie A holders AC Milan find themselves in 5th place with 17 points, and a win will tie them equal on points with league leaders Napoli, albeit after having played an extra game. They have been underwhelming in the league, but a win against their rivals could spark new life into them. The Old Lady of Turin will take on Torino (away, 15th October), Empoli (home, 21st October), and Lecce (away, 29th October) in their remaining Serie A fixtures this month.