Juventus vs AC Milan Prediction: Turkish delight for The Old Lady

Two of Italy's most successful clubs, Juventus and AC Milan, face off at the former's Allianz Stadium on Sunday (19:45 BST, TNT Sports 1), with just a point separating the sides in the Serie A table.

Below are my Juventus vs AC Milan predictions, supported by all the latest team news and match odds, as visiting head coach Massimiliano Allegri makes his return to a club where he lifted five league titles as manager.

Team News

Juventus are still missing Arkadiusz Milik (knee) and Fabio Miretti (thigh), and the duo have been joined in the treatment room by Juan Cabal (thigh), who was forced off in the 16th minute of Wednesday's 2-2 draw with Villarreal in the Uefa Champions League.

In better news for the Old Lady, Bremer (muscle) and Khephren Thuram (calf), who missed out on the midweek trip to Spain, could return to action on Sunday.

Football Odds

Milan, meanwhile, will be without the suspended Pervis Estupinan, who was sent off in the 57th minute of last Sunday's 2-1 victory over Napoli. The Ecuadorian left wing-back will likely be replaced in the starting XI by Davide Bartesaghi, who provided an assist in his only previous appearance of the season, the 3-0 win over Lecce on September 23.

Summer signing Ardon Jashari (calf) remains sidelined, while Fikayo Tomori (thigh) is doubtful.

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Juventus vs AC Milan Odds

Juventus, one of three clubs unbeaten after their first five games, are 7/4 to claim all three points on Sunday, implying a 36.4% probability of success, while Milan, who were top of the table heading into gameweek six, are 13/8, or a 38.1% chance, to triumph at Allianz Stadium.

Friday's hosts have drawn their last four matches, and a fifth straight stalemate for Igor Tudor's side can be backed at 11/5.

Among Betfred's Price Boosts is A Goal In Both Halves, 5+ Corners In Each Half & Strahinja Pavlovic To Be Carded at 14/1 (was 12/1).

Anytime Goalscorer - Kenan Yildiz (JUV) @ 5/2

Juve's Kenan Yildiz has been the man for the big occasion this season, netting in a 4-3 win over Inter and a 4-4 draw with Borussia Dortmund in the space of four days in the middle of last month.

The 20-year-old will look to take down another Milan club down in Turin on Sunday, as the Rossoneri visit Allianz Stadium.

Yildiz enjoyed personal success against Milan earlier this year, as he opened the scoring in their Super Cup semi-final, only for his side to lose 2-1 in Riyadh.

With Milan potentially missing one of their starting centre-backs, Tomori, and their left wing-back, Estupinan, it's fair to say the visitors won't be at full strength in defence, and Juve's Turkish star can take advantage this weekend.

Player to Receive a Card - Adrien Rabiot (MIL) @ 3/1

I wasn't on Milan-Napoli preview duties last week, but I did text a mate (promise) that Adrien Rabiot was a good shout to receive a card at San Siro, and the Frenchman duly delivered, picking up a yellow in the 90th minute after committing his third foul of the match.

The 30-year-old, who spent five seasons at Juventus before joining Olympique Marseille in the summer of 2024 and subsequently linking up with Milan at the beginning of last month, has already upended an opponent eight times in Serie A this term.

Rabiot averaged 1.8 fouls per game in Ligue 1 last season, earning four cautions, and in his last full Serie A campaign, with Juventus in 2023/24, he averaged 1.4 fouls per game and was handed eight yellows.

The France international looks a good bet to go back into the book this Sunday, at his former home.

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