- 1 Juventus vs AC Milan: just one goal conceded between them in four matches
- 2 Juventus built on a wall at the back
- 3 AC Milan keep winning without ever really cutting loose
- 4 Serie A prediction Juventus vs AC Milan
- 5 First up, a word on our free tips
- 6 No commitment from us
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- 8 Your responsibility
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Juventus vs AC Milan: just one goal conceded between them in four matches 
No goals conceded by Juventus, one for AC Milan: both clubs head into this clash with the tightest defences near the top of the table. Seven goals scored in total across four games.
Kick-off is set for Sunday 6 September at 20:45, Italian time, at the Allianz Stadium. This third round pits third against fourth.
Both sides have six points and the same goal difference, plus three. Milan are ahead of Turin thanks to having scored one more goal.
Juventus started with a 1-0 win at Frosinone, then beat Parma 2-0 at home. Two clean sheets, three goals scored, nothing flashy.
Milan have followed a similar path with a hard-fought 2-1 win in Turin, before a 2-0 victory over Venezia at San Siro. The Rossoneri have only let one goal slip through.
Those numbers point to a low-scoring contest, a long way from the goal spree seen in Rome last weekend. Neither side has gone past two goals in a match since the season began.
Juventus and Milan have each played three games so far, and all have been tight, with a maximum of three goals in total. Tactics leave little room for anything wild.
So the big question this weekend is less about who wins and more about whether either attack can crack a game that looks made to be closed off. The numbers point to a night with few goals.
Six teams are on six points after two rounds of Serie A. Juventus and Milan are part of that pack alongside Roma, Inter, Atalanta and Lazio.
Juventus built on a wall at the back 
Two matches, two wins, zero goals conceded: Juventus share the best defensive record in Serie A with AS Roma. Six points on the board, no mess.
The 1-0 win at Frosinone showed a side capable of winning without turning it into a spectacle. The 2-0 against Parma at the Allianz Stadium confirmed the same controlled approach.
Three goals in two rounds, though, leave the Turin attack sitting in the lower-middle group among the teams at the top. The output up front is still the bit to watch.
Frosinone, beaten 1-0 on the opening day, then turned around and thumped Fiorentina 3-0 away. Ninth place was no soft touch.
The three goals have come from three different players: defender Bremer, Teun Koopmeiners and Nico Gonzalez. The latter scored on his only appearance of the season.
Manuel Locatelli and Francisco Conceicao have the two assists between them. No Juventus player has done it more than once yet.
Guglielmo Vicario has not been beaten since the restart and comes in off two straight clean sheets. The keeper has a unit in front of him that cuts out danger at source.
Hosting Milan with that defensive platform is Juventus’ main selling point. Finding goals, though, is still the uncertainty.
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AC Milan keep winning without ever really cutting loose 
Four goals scored, one conceded, six points: Milan’s start reads like a side that knows exactly what it is doing. Third place reflects a clean start.
The trip to Turin ended in a 2-1 win over Torino on the opening day. Milan’s only goal conceded since the restart came in that match.
Then Venezia came to San Siro and left with a straightforward 2-0 defeat. Two goals scored every time out, nothing more, nothing less.
That 2-1 in Turin still matters in the results column, even if the opposition does not exactly scream quality. Torino have picked up no points in two games.
Goncalo Ramos, Alphadjo Cisse and Adrien Rabiot account for three of Milan’s four goals. The Frenchman is the only one to have contributed twice, with a goal and an assist.
Samuel Chukwueze and Alexis Saelemaekers complete the assist tally. This is an attack built on spread-out contributions rather than one main finisher.
Four goals shared across three different players show a balanced attack, but not one with a clear focal point. No Rossonero has scored twice yet this season.
That steady two-goal rhythm has been enough so far because the defence has barely given anything away. The test gets a lot tougher against a Juventus side yet to concede.
Milan have only faced the 14th and 19th teams in the standings so far. Going to the Allianz Stadium is a very different assignment.
Probable Juventus line-up: Not available at time of publication.
Probable AC Milan line-up: Not available at time of publication.
Serie A prediction Juventus vs AC Milan
Our prediction: Under 2.5 goals in the match
Juventus’ two games have finished with one goal and then two. Milan’s with three and then two, meaning just one game has gone over the line across the four matches combined.
The defensive backdrop backs that up: zero conceded by Turin, one by Milan since the restart. Neither attack has broken the two-goal barrier in a game.
Across the four matches involving these two clubs, there have been seven goals, an average of 1.75 per game. Three of the four matches have stayed under 2.5 goals.
This stays under 2.5 goals at the Allianz Stadium. The bet leans on two sides that shut things down first and worry about winning after.
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