Juventus
AC Milan
Match summary
The points were shared as Juventus and AC Milan drew 1-1. It was goalless at half-time.
Alphadjo Cissè put AC Milan ahead in the 68th minute, set up by Samuel Chukwueze and Federico Gatti equalised with a header in stoppage time, set up by Teun Koopmeiners.
Juventus had the better of the chances, with 1.73 expected goals (xG) from 14 shots to AC Milan's 0.09 from 3.
Juventus and AC Milan played out a tense Serie A fixture on matchday three that ended in a one-all draw following a scoreless first half. Juventus dominated the overall performance and territory, recording fourteen shots to their opponents three, five shots on target to one, and seven corners to one. The home side also registered superior metrics in attacks, dangerous attacks, blocked shots, and key passes, accumulating an expected goals total of 1.73 compared to AC Milan's 0.09. Both teams committed a similar number of fouls, with ten recorded by Juventus and eleven by AC Milan, while yellow cards were distributed across the frantic encounter.
The second half brought a flurry of tactical substitutions before AC Milan broke the deadlock in the sixty-eighth minute when Alphadjo Cissè converted with a right footed shot to make the score zero to one. Pervis Estupiñán received a yellow card for a foul in the seventy-ninth minute. Juventus finally capitalized on their pressure in the ninety-second minute as Federico Gatti scored with a header to level the score at one-one, immediately prior to Koni De Winter receiving a yellow card for a foul. Late yellow cards for argument were shown to Alphadjo Cissè and Federico Gatti before the final whistle.
