Juventus FC - Inter Milan live - Football

On 8 August 2026, Juventus FC face Inter Milan at Optus Stadium in Perth in a high-profile friendly as part of the Calcio Perth tournament - the first-ever Derby d'Italia played on Australian soil. Juventus arrive in good pre-season form, winning 3 of their last 5 matches, while Inter enter as reigning Italian champions looking to sharpen up ahead of a new season. Across 255 official meetings, Juventus lead the all-time head-to-head record with 114 wins to Inter's 78, and the last five Serie A clashes between these sides produced a remarkable 17 goals in total.

Match Info: Juventus FC vs Inter Milan

The clash between Juventus and Inter Milan takes place on Saturday, 8 August 2026 at 12:00 BST at Optus Stadium in Perth, Western Australia, as part of the Calcio Perth international friendly tournament - a global celebration of Italian football's greatest rivalries.

Where to Watch Juventus FC vs Inter Milan?

UK-based viewers can catch the action on Onefootball, available globally as a streaming platform. For those in Italy, the meeting of Juventus and Inter is broadcast online on DAZN Italia, NOW TV, Sky Go Italia and juventus.com, with Sky Sport Uno and 214 ZONA DAZN carrying it on television.

Across Europe, Spanish fans can tune in via DAZN España, Belgian audiences have RTL Play, and French supporters can follow the action on L'Équipe Live Foot. Portugal is covered by DAZN Portugal, while Norwegian fans can stream via VG+ and Greek viewers have Nova Sports Prime on TV. The Netherlands is served by both Ziggo Sport and Ziggo Sport 2, and the Balkan region - Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and North Macedonia - can watch on the Arena Sport family of channels.

In the Asia-Pacific region, Indonesian supporters can stream on Vidio, Japan's audience has DAZN, and Malaysian fans can access the game via Astro Go. Viewers in the UAE can watch on Maraya, while Israeli audiences are served by Sport 1 on television, and Cypriot fans have Nova Sports 1 Cyprus on TV.

Match between Juventus FC and Inter Milan - Preview

The Derby d'Italia lands in Australia for the very first time, as two of Italy's most storied clubs take the field at Optus Stadium in an extraordinary global showcase for Italian football.

The Calcio Perth tournament brings together Juventus, Inter Milan, AC Milan and Palermo at Optus Stadium across one unforgettable week in August 2026. Having already faced AC Milan on 5 August, Inter arrive at this fixture with just three days to recover - meaning rotation and freshness could be decisive factors for Simone Inzaghi's side. For Juventus, this is a chance to respond to their rivals after suffering a narrow 2:3 defeat in the most recent Derby d'Italia, played at San Siro on 14 February 2026.

Competitive edge remains very much alive despite the friendly tag: the last five Serie A encounters between these clubs averaged 3.4 goals per game, including a stunning 4:4 draw at San Siro in October 2024. Whoever claims bragging rights in Perth will carry that momentum into the new campaign.

Head-to-Head: Juventus FC vs Inter Milan

The Derby d'Italia is among the most decorated rivalries in world football, spanning 115 years of history and 255 official matches - with Juventus holding the historical advantage, but Inter proving themselves more than capable of matching their rivals in the modern era.

Here are the last five Derby d'Italia meetings between the two sides:

• 14 February 2026 - Serie A - Inter Milan 3:2 Juventus FC
• 13 September 2025 - Serie A - Juventus FC 4:3 Inter Milan
• 16 February 2025 - Serie A - Juventus FC 1:0 Inter Milan
• 27 October 2024 - Serie A - Inter Milan 4:4 Juventus FC
• 4 February 2024 - Serie A - Inter Milan 1:0 Juventus FC

Juventus FC - Recent Form

Juventus arrive in Perth with genuine momentum from pre-season, going unbeaten across their 3 summer friendlies - recording 2 wins and 1 draw without a single defeat.

The most recent outing saw Juventus beat Nice 2:0 on 31 July 2026, building on a 1:0 win over Standard Liège on 25 July. Before those victories, Juve played out a goalless draw with FC Basel on 18 July, suggesting the squad is finding its rhythm in the build-up to the new season.

Closing out the 2025/26 Serie A season, Juventus drew 2:2 at Torino on 24 May and lost 0:2 at home to Fiorentina on 17 May - a mixed finish to the league campaign that makes the solid pre-season run all the more encouraging for the coaching staff.

Inter Milan - Recent Form

Inter Milan head into the Perth friendly as the reigning Scudetto champions, though their pre-season record is uneven - 1 win, 1 draw and 3 defeats from their last 5 matches.

The Nerazzurri's most notable recent result was a 2:0 win over Corinthians in the Copa Do Brasil on 2 August, but they also suffered defeats against Atletico Paranaense (0:2) and RB Bragantino (1:3), alongside a 1:1 draw with Flamengo and a 1:2 loss to Cruzeiro. Pre-season is by design a period of experimentation, yet these results suggest Inter are still searching for top gear.

What is not in doubt is Inter's quality over a full season: the Nerazzurri claimed the 2024/25 Serie A title and arrive in Perth just three days after facing AC Milan on 5 August. The Derby d'Italia against Juventus - the side they edged 3:2 just six months ago - will serve as a meaningful benchmark for both clubs ahead of the campaign ahead.

Facts and Statistics

Juventus FC and Inter Milan are the two most successful clubs in the history of Italian football, and the Derby d'Italia is the rivalry that has defined Serie A for over a century. First contested on 14 November 1909 - a 2:0 Juventus win - this fixture has grown into one of the defining events of the European football calendar, now making its debut on Australian soil in Perth.

• Juventus lead the all-time official head-to-head record: 114 wins to Inter's 78, with 63 draws across 255 matches.
• The last 5 Serie A Derby d'Italia encounters produced 17 goals in total - an average of 3.4 per game.
• The record victory in this fixture belongs to Juventus: a 9:1 rout of Inter in Serie A on 10 June 1961.
• The 4:4 draw on 27 October 2024 is the only Derby d'Italia in Serie A history in which both teams scored at least 4 goals.
• This is the first Derby d'Italia ever played on Australian soil - a historic occasion for both clubs and for world football.