Juventus, AC Milan Play to 0-0 Draw

Juventus maintained their unbeaten start to the Serie A season but missed the chance to climb to second place after a 0-0 draw against AC Milan, a match characterized by a lack of quality and chances. With key players Dusan Vlahovic and Arkadiusz Milik sidelined, Juve fielded midfielders Teun Koopmeiners and Weston McKennie as makeshift forwards, but struggled to create significant opportunities. Despite some promising moments, including a near miss from Kenan Yildiz and a header from Alvaro Morata that went wide, the teams failed to break the deadlock, leading to boos from the crowd at the final whistle. The draw marked Juventus' seventh of the season, keeping them in sixth place, three points behind leaders Inter Milan, while Milan sits seventh with six points less. Both teams will need to improve their offensive play as the season progresses, with Juventus now holding ten clean sheets in their first 13 league matches, the best since Roma in 2013-14. Manager Thiago Motta's unbeaten streak in his first 13 matches places him among a select group of Juventus managers.