

A cruel draw given the way it came about, with Juventus scoring in stoppage time. Nevertheless, it is a point to take home after a performance that was good in parts but also left room for improvement. It was a difficult challenge, and AC Milan approached it with determination and courage on a difficult pitch and in a challenging stadium. 1-1 in Turin, the Rossoneri's first draw of a still-positive start to the season. Let's take a look at the main statistics from the match:
1- Juventus and AC Milan have drawn three consecutive games in the Serie A for the first time since November 1973 (four on that occasion).
2- Juventus v AC Milan ended with at least a goal apiece for the first time since 19 September 2021 (1-1).
3- At 19 years and 319 days old, Cisse became the youngest player to score in his first two away matches with AC Milan in the Serie A (in the era of three points per win, since the 1994/95 season); Alphadjo's goal is the first that AC Milan have scored against Juventus in the league, since Giroud's on 28 May 2023.
4- Before Alphadjo Cisse, the most recent Rossoneri players to score in Turin against both Torino and Juventus in the same Serie A season had been Díaz and Rebić in the 2020/21 season.
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