Juventus vs AC Milan: Serie A clash time, TV channel and team news
Juventus and AC Milan meet at Allianz Stadium in Turin on Sunday, September 6, with both sides carrying unbeaten Serie A starts into a major early-season test. Kick-off is scheduled for 2:45 PM, as Luciano Spalletti’s Juventus look to preserve their defensive record against Ruben Amorim’s Milan.
Two strong starts set up Turin meeting
Juventus have begun the league campaign with successive victories and clean sheets. They won 1-0 away to Frosinone before taking a 2-0 home result against Parma, producing an early indication of the compact structure Spalletti has established.
Milan have also won their opening two fixtures. A 2-1 victory at Torino was followed by a 2-0 win over Venezia at home, with the latter match played on August 28. Amorim’s team have scored four league goals and conceded once across those games.
The fixture is the second headline contest of the weekend following Inter’s meeting with Napoli, and it offers an early measure of two teams expected to challenge near the top of Serie A.
| Team | Opening Serie A results | Goals scored | Goals conceded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Juventus | Frosinone 0-1 Juventus; Juventus 2-0 Parma | 3 | 0 |
| AC Milan | Torino 1-2 Milan; Milan 2-0 Venezia | 4 | 1 |
Midfield and attacking absences shape selection calls
Spalletti is working around a lengthy injury situation affecting central and wide areas. Kenan Yildiz will not be available, while Weston McKennie is also expected to miss out. Nico Gonzalez is in line to operate through the middle in an attacking role.
Milan’s principal absentee is defender Matteo Gabbia, who suffered a physical issue during the week and has not recovered in time for the trip. Amorim is expected to bring Luka Modric and Adrien Rabiot back into his starting midfield, adding considerable experience for an away match of this scale.
Recent meetings point to a tight contest
The last two Juventus-Milan league encounters have ended without a goal. Milan hosted a 0-0 draw on April 26, 2026, after the teams had also drawn 0-0 in Turin in October 2025.
There have been only two matches with goals in the clubs’ past five meetings. Juventus won 2-0 at home in January 2025, while Milan beat Juventus 2-1 in the Super Cup later that month. The other three games in that five-match sequence finished goalless.
Match timeline
- January 2025: Juventus defeated Milan 2-0 in Turin.
- January 2025: Milan responded with a 2-1 Super Cup victory.
- October 2025: The Allianz Stadium meeting ended 0-0.
- April 26, 2026: Milan and Juventus shared another scoreless Serie A draw.
- September 6: The sides return to Turin after winning their first two league matches.
Form guide and broadcast details
Juventus have won four of their past five games in all competitions, with their only defeat in that run coming against Inter in a pre-season friendly. They have scored six times and allowed three goals over those five matches.
Milan have recorded three wins, one draw and one defeat in their previous five outings. They have scored nine goals and conceded five, a run that includes a 4-3 pre-season loss to Chelsea.
Viewers in the United States can follow the match through Fubo, Telemundo, Paramount+, DirecTV Stream and Peacock. Telemundo’s Spanish-language coverage features José Luis López Salido and Jorge Calvo on commentary, while Carlota Vizmanos presents Fútbol Estelar with Miguel Gurwitz, Pablo Mariño and Copán Álvarez.
Key takeaways
- Juventus have not conceded in either of their first two Serie A matches.
- Milan arrive after two league wins, most recently a 2-0 result against Venezia.
- Yildiz, McKennie and Gabbia are set to miss the game.
- Modric and Rabiot are expected to return for Milan.
- Three of the last five Juventus-Milan meetings have finished 0-0.
