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Juventus and AC Milan played to a goalless draw in their latest Serie A match, marking the fourth scoreless encounter in five league meetings. Both teams struggled to break through defensively, with Milan hitting the crossbar and Juve unable to capitalize on their chances.
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The match ended in a 0-0 draw.
They have had four goalless draws in their last five league matches.
Massimiliano Allegri coached Juventus, while Luciano Spalletti coached AC Milan.
Alexis Saelemaekers hit the crossbar for AC Milan.

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**EMIL HOLM ā 6.** Registered a pair of dribbles and a key pass, and was far more threatening *and* more defensively solid than the man he replaced (Cambiaso) **TEUN KOOPMEINERS ā 5.5.** Forced a save out of Maignan minutes after coming on but didnāt do much else. **KENAN YILDIZ ā NR.** Looked a little off. Clearly he still isnāt 100 percent. **EDON ZHEGROVA ā NR.** Unable to do much as the change of pase for Conceição at the end. **DUSAN VLAHOVIC ā NR.** Was on the field for two minutes plus stoppages and looked more like a threat than David did in 88. Miscalculated the offside trap a couple of times.
Iām not gonna lie, I would have felt *really* good if weād managed to beat Max Allegri once this year. That probably doesnāt come as a surprise to most of the avid readers of this site, but it remains the truth. The reason it wasnāt to be is the same reasons Iāve been criticizing him for years: the Max of today coaches does not coach to win, but rather not to lose. It was up to Luciano Spalletti to push through that, and had this been a 120-minute game as opposed to 90, Juve *might* have been able to get there. Boga not having the best game wasnāt idea, as heās been the teamās main creative outlet when Kenan Yildiz has been absent. Locatelli was also helpful in that department today, but the forwardsāDavid in particularācouldnāt do what was needed with the service that did come their way. Working in Spallettiās favor was another of Allegriās flaws: the insistence on playing people, particularly forwards, out of position. Putting Rafael LeĆ£o and Christian Pulisic in a front two puts neither of them in a position to succeed, and it was relatively easy for Kalulu, Bremer, and Kelly to neutralize them. The two combined for one shot (off target) and two key passes. That left it up to the likes of Saelemaekers and Adrien Rabiot to be the ones to produce offense, and the rest of the team was able to limit their threat. Spalletti knew that Juve had a margin of error in the race for the top four and didnāt exactly go for the downs tactically in this gameāsomething that annoys me no matter whoās coachingābut ultimately got the better performance out of his team, and had them playing well enough that the worst-case scenario of a loss didnāt come to pass.
Itās crunch time. Juventus control their destiny for the Champions League with four games left. Those four games: Verona (home), Lecce (away), Fiorentina (home) and Torino (away). All games with their pitfallsāLecce are fighting to stay away from relegation, Fiorentina always want to take a bite out of Juve, and the Derby della Mole is the Derby della Moleābut all games that Juventus will be reasonably favored to win. Run the table, and achieve your goal. Time to do it, boys.