AC Milan and Juventus played out a 0-0 draw in their Serie A meeting at the San Siro on Saturday, in a game light on entertainment and low on chances. Juventus remain the only unbeaten side in Serie A but their seventh draw of the season means they remain sixth in the standings and are now three points behind leaders Inter Milan.

Milan and Juventus struggled to create chances in the absence of key players and this 0-0 at San Siro does little to boost either’s Scudetto ambitions.The Rossoneri got Matteo Gabbia back after

AC Milan fell further adrift of the Serie A top four as their slow start to the season continued with a goalless draw against Juventus.

Paulo Fonseca acknowledges Milan ‘played it safe and didn’t take enough risks’ in the dismal 0-0 draw with Juventus, but still insists they can win the Scudetto. ‘I continue to believe.’

AC Milan failed to take the right steps to claw themselves back into the Scudetto picture as they drew 0-0 with Juventus at San Siro on Saturday evening. In his pre-match press conference, Paulo

Juventus came away from the San Siro with a draw against AC Milan on Saturday in a game which offered little entertainment but manager Thiago Motta was happy with his side's performance.

After a busy international break, which saw the majority of Juventus’ players venture abroad to represent their countries, Serie A has finally returned, with the Bianconeri preparing to face off against domestic rival AC Milan at the San Siro on Saturday night.