Juventus vs Milan, who will keep their perfect record intact?

In a classic game of Italian football, Juventus and Milan face off at the Allianz Stadium in an effort to try and make it clear where they could finish at the end of the season. Spalletti’s side beat Frosinone and Parma whilst Amorim’s side were victorious over Torino and Venezia. Only one team can stay at the top with their perfect record intact. To find out who, you will have to watch the match! 

HEAD-TO-HEAD

The two sides have met 107 times in official matches in Turin: 51 Juventus wins (most recently 2-0, Serie A 2024/25), 29 draws (most recently 0-0, Serie A 2025/26) and 27 Milan wins (most recently 1-0, Serie A 2022/23).

Juventus-Milan was the Scudetto play-off final in 1906: the first leg in Turin ended 0-0, before Milan won the return leg 2-0 in Milan, securing the second Scudetto in the club's history.

Milan have gone 320 minutes without scoring away to Juventus: their last goal was scored by Giroud in the 40th minute of Juventus-Milan 0-1 in Serie A in May 2023.

DID YOU KNOW?

Two of the six teams with a perfect record after the opening two matchdays meet at the Allianz Stadium: for the Bianconeri, it is their third consecutive start with 6 points and 0 goals conceded in the opening 180 minutes of the season. Milan had not collected 6 points after two matches since 2023/24.

It was in 2017/18 that Juventus and Milan last both had 6 points after two matchdays: on that occasion, Napoli, Sampdoria and Inter also had a perfect record.

Milan are without a draw in their last 9 away matches: their last draw came on 25 January, a 1-1 draw at the Olimpico against Roma. Since then, they have recorded 6 wins and 3 defeats.
 
Juventus have attempted more dribbles than any other team after the opening two Serie A matchdays (48).

Juventus are the team to have committed the most fouls after the opening two Serie A matchdays (41).

COACHES and PLAYERS

First official meeting between Luciano Spalletti and Rúben Amorim

Only Giorgi Kvernadze (15) has attempted more dribbles than Francisco Conceição (14) in the opening two Serie A matchdays.

Nico González scored against Parma: the Argentine winger's first Serie A goal since 18 May 2025 (Juventus-Udinese 2-0).

Teun Koopmeiners scored against Parma: the Dutch midfielder's first Serie A goal since 12 April 2025 (Juventus-Lecce 2-1).

Gonçalo Ramos has attempted more shots than any other player in Serie A 2026/27 (13, level with Armand Laurienté).

Gonçalo Ramos scored against Venezia: it was the Portuguese striker's first Serie A goal.

DISCIPLINE 

Suspended: none

Cautioned: none

REFEREE

MARIANI (BINDONI – ALASSIO) IV: MARCENARO VAR: FABBRI AVAR:  CAMPLONE

UPCOMING MATCHES

Sassuolo-Juventus (13/9, 20.45)

Lazio-Milan (12/9, 18.00)

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