Juventus 4-2 AC Milan: result and report

Serie A · Sunday 14 December 2008

Result

Juventus 4-2 AC Milan

Serie A · Sunday 14 December 2008, 19:30 UTC · half-time 3-1

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Juventus 4-2 AC Milan: match report

Juventus beat AC Milan 4-2 in Serie A on Sunday 14 December 2008. The half-time score was 3-1.

Alessandro Del Piero opened the scoring in the 16th minute. Juventus's goals came from Alessandro Del Piero (16', penalty), Giorgio Chiellini (34'), Amauri (41') and Amauri (69'). AC Milan scored through Alexandre Pato (31') and Massimo Ambrosini (56').

Discipline: Juventus received 2 yellow cards; AC Milan received 3 yellow cards and 1 red card.

Going into the game Juventus were 2nd on 30 points from 15 and AC Milan 4th on 30 points from 15. Juventus went on to finish that season 3rd with 74 points, and AC Milan 2nd with 74.

Juventus lined up in a 4-4-2 and AC Milan in a 4-3-2-1.

Before this game the head-to-head record in our data stood at 1 Juventus win, 3 draws and 1 for AC Milan.

Going into the match Juventus's last five read W-W-L-W-W and AC Milan's W-L-D-W-D.

Data as of 3 Nov 2026.

Key events

  • 16'Penalty goal · Alessandro Del PieroJuventus · 1-0
  • 31'Goal · Alexandre PatoAC Milan · 1-1
  • 34'Goal · Giorgio ChielliniJuventus · 2-1
  • 35'Yellow card · EmersonAC Milan
  • 37'Yellow card · Gianluca ZambrottaAC Milan
  • 38'Yellow card · Olof MellbergJuventus
  • 41'Goal · AmauriJuventus · 3-1
  • 56'Goal · Massimo AmbrosiniAC Milan · 3-2
  • 65'Second yellow · Gianluca ZambrottaAC Milan
  • 69'Goal · AmauriJuventus · 4-2
  • 73'Yellow card · Massimo AmbrosiniAC Milan
  • 74'Yellow card · Mohamed SissokoJuventus

Head-to-head

5 meetings: Juventus 1, draws 3, AC Milan 1.

Team news

Juventus line-up (4-4-2)

Alex Manninger, Giorgio Chiellini, Zdenek Grygera, Pavel Nedved, Claudio Marchisio, Mohamed Sissoko, Amauri, Alessandro Del Piero, Olof Mellberg, Cristian Molinaro, Marco Marchionni

AC Milan line-up (4-3-2-1)

Christian Abbiati, Paolo Maldini, Kakhaber Kaladze, Marek Jankulovski, Emerson, Massimo Ambrosini, Ronaldinho, Alexandre Pato, Clarence Seedorf, Gianluca Zambrotta, Andrea Pirlo