Juventus and AC Milan are set to clash at the Allianz Stadium on Sunday evening in a highly anticipated Serie A encounter. Both teams have started the 2026/27 season with perfect records, making this match a crucial early test for the Scudetto race.
Match details
The fixture is scheduled for September 6, 2026, with kickoff at 20:45 local time (18:45 GMT). The venue is the Allianz Stadium in Turin.
Juventus aiming to extend perfect start
Juventus come into this match on the back of two consecutive wins, having kept clean sheets in both. Their most recent outing was a 2-0 home victory over Parma on August 29. After a goalless first half, substitute Nicolás González broke the deadlock in the 62nd minute, with Teun Koopmeiners sealing the win in the 88th minute. That result followed a 1-0 away success against Frosinone on the opening day. With six points from six, the Bianconeri have yet to concede a goal, thanks in large part to a solid defensive unit marshalled by Gleison Bremer.
AC Milan in confident mood
AC Milan travel to Turin full of confidence after a 2-0 win over Venezia at San Siro on August 28. Gonçalo Ramos opened the scoring in the 69th minute, with an own goal from Redouane Halhal sealing the result. That victory came after a 2-1 away win against Torino on matchday one. Milan also have six points from six, with an energetic attacking setup centred around Luka Modrić and Gonçalo Ramos.
Defensive solidity vs attacking flair
Historically, meetings between these two giants are characterised by tactical discipline and high intensity from start to finish. Juventus’s impenetrable defence will face its biggest test yet against Milan’s dangerous forward line. With little separating the top contenders in the early Scudetto race, Sunday’s showdown promises to be a classic Italian duel.
Probable lineups
Juventus: Vicario; Kalulu, Bremer, Lucumi, Celik; Locatelli, Luiz; Conceicao, Gonzalez, Boga; Kolo Muani
AC Milan: Maignan; Gila, De Winter, Pavlovic; Chukwueze, Modric, Musah, Bartesaghi; Rabiot, Cisse; Ramos
Team news and squad updates
Juventus will be without Andrea Cambiaso, who picked up an injury during the win over Parma. Coach Luciano Spalletti has not yet confirmed the starting lineup, with more information expected closer to kickoff.
For AC Milan, coach Ruben Amorim reports no injuries or suspensions ahead of the trip to Turin. The visitors’ lineup is also yet to be confirmed, and updates will follow as they become available.
Recent form
Juventus have won three of their last five matches, with one defeat and no draws in that run. Their most recent result was the 2-0 home win against Parma, following a 1-0 away victory over Frosinone in Serie A. The only loss in that period came in a pre-season friendly against Inter, where they went down 2-1. Over those five games, Juventus have scored six goals and conceded three.
Milan have also won three of their last five, with one defeat and one draw. Their latest outing was a 2-0 win against Venezia, preceded by a 4-2 away success over Manchester United in pre-season. The sole defeat was a 3-0 reverse against Chelsea in a friendly. Milan have netted ten goals in these five matches while conceding five.
Head-to-head record
The most recent meeting between these sides ended 0-0 at San Siro in April 2026 in Serie A. The previous encounter, also in Serie A in October 2025, finished goalless at the Allianz Stadium. Across the last five head-to-head clashes, Juventus have one win, Milan one win, and three draws. The only decisive result in Serie A during that span was Juventus’s 2-0 victory in January 2025.
League standings
Both teams are level on six points after two matches, with Juventus sitting fourth and Milan fifth, separated only by goal difference. Inter lead the table with nine points from three games, while Como are second with seven. The early season standings highlight the importance of this clash in the race for the top spots.