AC Milan Juventus Odds : Live Stream Available from San Siro in Serie A
The top two teams in Serie A go head to head this weekend as Juventus travel to the San Siro to take on AC Milan.
Just one point separates Milan in first place from Juventus in second, however the Turin-based outfit will look to get one over on their rivals in their own back yard to give them some breathing space in the race to land their first title since 2003 with the added bonus of having a game in hand.
Juve have been a revelation this season as they look to restore their former glory, led by a host of new signings bought in over the summer by the new owner including former Milan stalwart Andrea Pirlo.
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They remain the only club out of the English, Spanish, German and Italian leagues to have not tasted defeat as yet, but they’ll face a tough task in keeping that record in-tact when they go up against a Milan side still flying high from their Champions League exploits.
The Rossoneri had been knocked out of European football’s premier competition by English clubs in the last four seasons but put that record to bed as they inflicted a 4-0 defeat on Arsenal in the first leg of their last 16 tie last week.
That marked the Gunners worst ever European result and one of Milan’s largest margins of victories in the knockout stages of the Champions League, which they backed up with a solid 3-1 win over bottom-placed club Cesena over the weekend.
Milan will be hoping the architect of Arsenal’s downfall, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, will be available as they look to have his three game suspension for slapping Salvatore Aronica during his side’s 0-0 draw with Napoli reduced to two games, with the Swede already having missed games against Cesena and Udinese.
The Bianconeri have suffered a minor blip in form of late having drawn two of the last three before their much needed 3-1 win over Catania, although they did beat Milan 2-1 in the Copa Italia earlier this month.
