Juve have won eight of their last nine Serie A games against AC Milan, although the Rossoneri did win in their last meeting at San Siro (1-0).
 
AC Milan haven’t scored more than one goal in any of their last seven league games against Juve at the San Siro.
 
AC Milan have failed to score in each of their last two home games – the last time they went three consecutive games at San Siro without scoring in the competition was in December 2007.
 
Both teams have scored in the each of the last seven games when Juve were the away side (on average 4.7 goals per game).
 
The last time Juve failed to keep a clean sheet in eight consecutive away games in Serie A was in August 2010.
 
The Bianconeri have already scored 31 league goals this season (the most of any Serie A side); their most after 10 games since the 1951/52 campaign, when they also scored 31.
 
Juve have taken the lead in each of their 10 games in Serie A this term, while AC Milan have lost each of the four games in which they’ve been trailing so far this term.
 
Juve have scored the joint-most headed goals in Serie A this season (4, along with Roma), while AC Milan haven’t conceded a single headed goal so far.
 
Nikola Kalinic found the net in mid-week against Chievo – he’s scored in each of his last three league appearances against the Old Lady.