Juventus welcome AC Milan to Juventus Stadium in Torino on Sunday, September 6, 2026, with kick-off scheduled for 18:45 local time. Both clubs have made perfect starts to the new Serie A season, collecting two victories from their opening two fixtures. Juventus enter the weekend ranked fourth, one place behind third-placed AC Milan, and have yet to concede a league goal. The visitors have also impressed, scoring four times while allowing only one goal. With maximum points on both sides and several recent head-to-head meetings producing little between them, this fixture promises to provide an important early test of their respective unbeaten records.

Juventus Recent Form and Key Statistics

Juventus began the 2026/27 campaign with a difficult away victory against newly promoted Frosinone before defeating Parma 2-0 on August 29. Nico Gonzalez opened the scoring against Parma with his first Serie A goal since May 2025, while Teun Koopmeiners secured the points by registering his first league goal since the same period.

The home side have recorded two wins, no draws and no defeats in Serie A this season. They are averaging 1.5 goals scored per game and have a defensive average of 0.0 goals conceded. Across their last five matches in all supplied form data, Juventus have won four and lost once, scoring an average of 1.4 goals and conceding only 0.4 per fixture. That defensive consistency gives them the opportunity to open a league season with three consecutive clean sheets for only the second time in ten years.

Their broader home record is less dominant, with four victories from the previous nine home league matches. However, every one of those wins was accompanied by a clean sheet. There has also been a consistent baseline of scoring in their home fixtures: over 1.5 total goals have been recorded in each of the last 18 Juventus home matches, including all of their previous 14 at home in Serie A.

Juventus must prepare without the injured Kenan Yildiz and Khephren Thuram. Andrea Cambiaso and Weston McKennie are both doubtful. In attack, Nick Woltemade and Randal Kolo Muani are competing for a starting place. New arrival Pape Matar Sarr also faces competition in midfield from Douglas Luiz and captain Manuel Locatelli.

AC Milan Recent Form and Key Statistics

AC Milan travel to Torino with an equally flawless league record. After beating Torino 2-1 away from home in their opening match, they followed that result with a 2-0 victory over Venezia on August 28. Record signing Gonçalo Ramos scored his first Serie A goal in that match, with the other goal coming through an own goal.

The visitors have therefore collected two wins from two Serie A games, averaging 2.0 goals scored and 0.5 conceded. Their last five matches have produced three victories, one draw and one defeat, alongside averages of 1.8 goals scored and 1.4 allowed. AC Milan are now seeking a third straight league success, a start achieved by only three of their previous coaches.

There is nevertheless some uncertainty in their longer away record. AC Milan finished the previous season with three wins and three defeats from their final six away league games. Their last ten Serie A fixtures on the road have all finished with under 3.5 total goals, indicating that their away matches have consistently stayed below a high scoring threshold.

Mattia Gabbia is the only stated personnel concern for AC Milan. Fikayo Tomori has returned to the squad after his proposed departure did not take place, while new arrivals Omari Hutchinson and Diego Moreira are expected to begin on the bench. Adrien Rabiot is set to face his former club, operating in a more advanced role behind Gonçalo Ramos.

Juventus vs AC Milan Match Analysis

Recent meetings suggest that neither side should expect to control this contest easily. The latest head-to-head encounter ended 0-0 on April 26, 2026, while four of the last five league meetings cited in the available information also finished goalless. The supplied five-match head-to-head summary is perfectly balanced: Juventus have one win, AC Milan have one win and three games have ended level. Juventus averaged only 0.6 goals scored and 0.4 conceded across that sequence.

Another notable trend is that nine of the last 11 head-to-head matches ended with at least one team failing to score. Juventus bring two consecutive league clean sheets into the fixture, and their strong defensive start could once again make space difficult to find. At half-time, at least one side has failed to score in 32 of Juventus’ last 34 matches, with the same outcome occurring in 29 of their previous 31 Serie A games.

Despite those low-scoring head-to-head indicators, the home-team data supports the possibility of at least two total goals. Juventus have seen over 1.5 goals in 18 consecutive home fixtures and in 14 straight home league matches. AC Milan have already scored four goals this season, while Juventus have produced three. The available probabilities make Juventus the most likely winner at 51%, compared with 25% for a draw and 24% for an AC Milan victory, although the recent sequence of tight meetings means the contest may remain finely balanced for long periods.

The central question is whether Juventus can preserve their perfect defensive record against an AC Milan side averaging two league goals per match. The hosts have the stronger supplied win probability and home advantage, but the visitors arrive after two positive performances of their own. A result involving at least two goals is supported by Juventus’ extended home trend without requiring the match to become unusually open or high-scoring.

Juventus vs AC Milan prediction from BetMines: Over 1.5 goals with 75% probability.