Juventus vs AC Milan

AC Milan have kept the clean sheet four times in their opening six Serie A games of a season for the second time in the three points for a win era (since 1994/95), after 2006/07 (also four on that occasion).

Juventus have recorded five draws in a row in all competitions for the first time since April 2006, under Fabio Capello.

Juventus became the second side in the Serie A history to keep five clean sheets in a row against AC Milan, after Triestina (six between 1935 and 1938).

Juventus and AC Milan have been perfectly balanced in their last eight Serie A matches, with two wins each and four draws. Across those eight games, just eight goals have been scored, four for each side, an average of one per match.

Juventus have kept four consecutive clean sheets against AC Milan in Serie A (W2 D2), their longest such run against the Rossoneri in the top-flight; the last goal they conceded against them in the competition was scored by Olivier Giroud in the 40th minute of a May 2023 match.

Juventus FC won their last home Serie A match against AC Milan (2-0 on 18 January 2025), after the Rossoneri had been unbeaten in their previous four league trips to Turin (W2 D2). Only one of the last six Serie A meetings between these two sides in Piedmont has seen both teams find the net (1-1 in September 2021).

Juventus are one of only three teams across Serie A to remain unbeaten this season, with their current 10-match unbeaten run (W6 D4) in the competition stretching back to April 23, 2025, when they lost to Parma.

AC Milan have won their last four Serie A matches, the longest current winning streak in the competition; they last won five in a row in April 2024 under Stefano Pioli.