Match preview

Milan approach this showdown with a lingering sense of missed opportunity. They were firmly in the title race for much of the season but lost momentum at a crucial stage and are now focused on locking in a top-four finish. Three defeats in their last five games raise concerns for Massimiliano Allegri, especially as the team’s performances have lacked consistency and fluency.

There is, however, some positive news on the squad front. Milan are close to full strength, with no major injuries, and Alexis Saelemaekers is expected to return on the right wing. In attack, much will depend on the Leão–Pulisic duo, whose individual quality could be decisive against Juventus’s well-structured defense.

Juventus arrive in far better shape. Luciano Spalletti’s side have been one of the most in-form teams in the league, collecting 17 points from their last seven matches — the best record in Serie A over that period. Wins over Genoa, Atalanta, and Bologna highlight both their results and improved performances.

Juve’s biggest strength right now is their balance. They’ve scored 14 goals in those seven games while tightening up defensively, keeping clean sheets in five of their last six matches. The return of Dušan Vlahović adds further attacking depth, although Jonathan David is still expected to lead the line.

Probable lineups

Milan: Maignan, Pavlovic, Gabbia, Tomori, Bartesaghi, Rabiot, Modrić, Fofana, Saelemaekers, Leão, Pulisic

Juventus: Di Gregorio, Kalulu, Bremer, Kelly, McKennie, Locatelli, Thuram, Cambiaso, Conceição, Yıldız, David

Match facts and head-to-head

9 of the last 10 meetings have produced under 2.5 goals

In the last 8 head-to-heads, both teams have not scored

Allegri is winless in his last 5 meetings with Spalletti (3 losses, 2 draws)

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