Juventus FC - AC Milan live - Football

Juventus FC and AC Milan meet at the Allianz Stadium in Turin on Sunday, 6 September 2026, with kick-off at 19:45 BST (18:45 UTC), in a top-of-the-table clash in Matchweek 3 of the 2026/27 Serie A season. Both sides arrive on six points with clean sheets intact in the league, making this one of the standout fixtures of the early Italian campaign. The two clubs' head-to-head record in recent Serie A meetings has been remarkably tight - three of their last four league encounters ended goalless.

Match Info: Juventus FC vs AC Milan

Juventus FC host AC Milan at the Allianz Stadium in Turin on Sunday, 6 September 2026, with the Serie A Matchweek 3 fixture kicking off at 19:45 BST (18:45 UTC).

Where to Watch Juventus FC vs AC Milan?

UK viewers can catch this fixture on TNT Sports 1 on television, while those who prefer streaming can tune in via DAZN UK or HBO Max online. Ireland also has access through both DAZN UK and HBO Max online, as well as TNT Sports 1 on TV.

Fans across the United States have four options: Fubo TV, Paramount+, Peacock, and Telemundo Deportes En Vivo for online streaming, while the match is also broadcast on Telemundo on terrestrial TV. Canadian supporters can choose between DAZN, fuboTV Canada, or VIVA online, with Fubo Sports Network and TLN available on TV.

In Australia, the clash is live on beIN Sports Connect Australia online and beIN SPORTS 3 Australia on TV. Viewers across the Middle East and North Africa - including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Egypt, and Morocco - can stream via STARZPLAY. South American audiences in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and beyond have access through Disney+, while Italian fans can catch every moment on DAZN Italia online or DAZN1 on TV.

Match between Juventus FC and AC Milan - Preview

Juventus and AC Milan face each other on the back of identical Serie A records - two wins, six points, zero goals conceded - making this the defining early-season test for both clubs' title ambitions in Turin.

The Bianconeri have been near-flawless in their opening two league outings. A disciplined 1-0 win at Frosinone on Matchday 1 was followed by a controlled 2-0 victory over Parma at home, with Nicolás González breaking the deadlock in the 62nd minute and Teun Koopmeiners sealing it in the 88th. Gleison Bremer has anchored a backline that has not yet been breached in league play, and head coach Luciano Spalletti will be looking to maintain that record against Milan's dynamic attack.

Ruben Amorim's AC Milan arrive just as confident. A 2-1 away win at Torino on Matchday 1 was backed up by a 2-0 home victory over Venezia, in which Gonçalo Ramos opened the scoring and a late own goal from Redouane Halhal completed the win. With Luka Modrić orchestrating Milan's build-up play and Ramos leading the forward line, the Rossoneri carry genuine attacking threat into the Allianz Stadium. A meeting between two sides with six points from six possible in the 2026/27 Serie A - with no goals conceded on either side - sets the stage for a tactical duel that could define the early Scudetto narrative.

Head-to-Head: Juventus FC vs AC Milan

The Juventus-Milan rivalry is the oldest continually played derby in Italian football, dating back to a first encounter on 28 April 1901. In 246 official matches, Juventus have the upper hand with 94 wins to Milan's 57, and 73 draws - but recent meetings have been remarkably balanced, with three of the last five ending level and neither side able to dominate consistently.

The five most recent encounters between these clubs:

• 26 April 2026 - Serie A - AC Milan 0:0 Juventus FC
• 5 October 2025 - Serie A - Juventus FC 0:0 AC Milan
• 18 January 2025 - Serie A - Juventus FC 2:0 AC Milan
• 3 January 2025 - Super Cup - Juventus FC 1:2 AC Milan
• 23 November 2024 - Serie A - AC Milan 0:0 Juventus FC

Juventus FC - Recent Form

Juventus carry a perfect Serie A start into Sunday's match - two wins, three goals scored, none conceded - and will be keen to extend that record against the toughest opponent they have faced so far.

A confident away win at Frosinone (1-0) set the tone, before a commanding 2-0 home performance against Parma underlined the depth of Spalletti's squad. González struck from the substitutes' bench, Koopmeiners finished from midfield - the goals came from different areas of the pitch, suggesting a well-balanced attacking unit. Their defensive solidity, led by Bremer, has yet to be tested by a side of Milan's calibre.

In pre-season, Juventus beat Chelsea 1-0 away and defeated Palermo 2-0 at home, though they lost 1-2 to Inter in a friendly at the Allianz Stadium. Those results carry limited weight now; what matters is that Juventus arrive into this match with 6 points from 6 and the confidence of a team that has conceded nothing across its opening two league fixtures. Andrea Cambiaso will miss out through injury, but the squad has sufficient depth to cover the absence.

AC Milan - Recent Form

AC Milan arrive in Turin in equally impressive league form - two Serie A wins, four goals scored, none conceded - and every reason to believe they can take points from Juventus on their own ground.

The Rossoneri opened their campaign with a hard-fought 2-1 victory at Torino, showing resilience on the road. The home clash with Venezia was more comfortable, as Gonçalo Ramos struck in the 69th minute before an own goal sealed a clean 2-0 win. Those six league points from two outings place Amorim's side joint-top of Serie A alongside Juventus, and the momentum from a strong pre-season run against Manchester United (4-2) carries into this fixture.

Summer preparations were not without bumps - a 0-3 loss to Chelsea and a 1-1 draw with Inter showed there is still work to be done in certain areas - but the way Milan have performed in the two competitive matches since then suggests the squad has quickly found its rhythm. The clash with Juventus now offers them the chance to announce themselves as the side to beat in Serie A 2026/27.

Facts and Statistics

The rivalry between Juventus FC and AC Milan is one of the longest-running and most storied in European club football, stretching back over 125 years. These two clubs have shaped the history of Italian football more than almost any other pairing, and their meetings remain among the most eagerly anticipated fixtures on the Serie A calendar every season.

• In 246 official meetings, Juventus have won 94 times, AC Milan 57 times, with 73 draws - making Juventus the historically dominant side in this fixture.
• Three of the last four Serie A meetings between these clubs ended 0-0, highlighting the tactical discipline both defences bring to this fixture.
• Juventus kept back-to-back clean sheets to open the 2026/27 Serie A season, conceding no goals in either of their first two league matches.
• AC Milan defeated Manchester United 4-2 in pre-season, demonstrating the attacking firepower available to Ruben Amorim ahead of this Serie A season.
• The all-time biggest result in this fixture is an 8-1 win for AC Milan over Juventus, recorded in January 1912 in the Italian Football Championship - a record that has stood for over a century.