Juventus lost in Serie A for the second time under Antonio Conte.
Max Allegri continued with the 4-3-3 shape he used away at Napoli last week – Mario Yepes replaced Francesco Acerbi at the back, while Marco Amelia started in goal.
Antonio Conte picked Martin Caceres on the left side of defence in place of the...
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Fiorentina produced an excellent display, particularly in the first half, while Milan looked completely uncomfortable in their system.
Max Allegri continued with the 4-2-3-1 system he’d successfully used in the 5-1 win over Cheivo, but brought back Philippe Mexes, Mattia De Sciglio and Kevin-Prince Boateng into the side.
Vincenzo Montella was without Stevan Jovetic, so used...
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Inter preserved a one-goal lead for almost the entire match after Walter Samuel’s crucial early goal.
Max Allegri played Daniele Bonera at right-back rather than Ignazio Abate, and used Urby Emanuelson on the right flank.
Andrea Stramaccioni named the same XI that defeated Fiorentina last weekend, in a 3-4-1-2 starting shape.
There was barely a tactical battle...
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This was a rather eventful Milan derby – not only were there six goals (including three penalties), but the result confirmed Juventus as Serie A champions.
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Barcelona weren’t at their best, but were fairly comfortable after scoring their third.
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