Juventus go three points clear
Tevez hits winner for Juve
AC Milan suffer first defeat
Substitute Torres makes Milan debut
Crunch! This is already turning into a bruising contest. The opening minutes have been littered by free-kicks and Roberto Pereyra is the latest to be on the receiving end as AC Milan's Jeremy Menez does not hold back.
Image source, AFPIt's all Juventus.
AC Milan carelessly concede a free-kick just outside their area and Carlos Tevez whips his set-piece into the danger area. A red and black shirt just manages to head clear before any damage can be done.
The hosts are on the back-foot.
Bright start by Juventus as Roberto Pereyra lets fly from 20-yards. It's not a bad attempt either. The home fans are relieved to see it fly wide but that was close.
Carlos Tevez scored 19 Serie A goals to help propel Juventus to a third straight Serie A title last season and the 30-year-old has wasted no time finding the net this term.
Tevez has netted three times in his last two outings - including two in the Champions League against Malmo in midweek. And he's already looking lively in these early stages.
Image source, AFPGame on in the San Siro.
What a first-half in Spain. Action packed affair. This game is far from over.
The teams are on their way out. The San Siro is packed. We're moments away from kick-off.
Image source, @acmilanAC Milan:, external The legendary Cesare Maldini couldn't miss AC Milan v Juventus.
Cesare Maldini is a former manager and player with Milan, winning Serie A four times during his playing career as well as helping the Italians lift the 1963 European Cup.
And finally Atletico Madrid are showing why they are the reigning champions of Spain.
Uruguay international defender Diego Godin leaps high above the Celta Vigo defencee to power Gabi's corner into the far corner.
Fabulous entertainment.
Image source, ReutersJuventus's ex-AC Milan manager Massimiliano Allegri:, external Juventus have welcomed me very well. I'm proud to coach these colours and today we will do our utmost to make the fans happy.
Italian Serie A
The atmosphere is building in the San Siro. Kick-off is less than 10 minutes away between first and second in Serie A.
Celta Vigo will be kicking themselves.
They were in control and moments before the home equaliser, visiting keeper Sergio Alvarez had done well to deny Cristian Ansaldi.
Atletico in control now.
Just when Atletico looked down and out, they win a free-kick which is whipped into the Celta Vigo penalty area for Miranda to stab home from eight-yards.
This a cracking match.
Image source, ReutersFrustration growing among the home fans as the red and white shirted hosts carelessly lose possession again. The reigning champions are rattled.
It's worth remembering that Atletico have not lost a home game in La Liga since 12 May 2013. They've played 21 times in the Vicente Calderon since then and won 16 and drawn the other five.
That unbeaten record is under serious threat. Celta Vigo have certainly not turned up to make up the numbers. They are a slick outfit and forward they come looking for a second goal.
Sensational... sublime...breathtaking...outrageous...
Call it what you like but Pablo Hernandez has just scored an incredible goal to stun Atletico.
A long ball forward is pumped into the home penalty area and Hernandez, under pressure from a defender and with his back to goal, sticks out a leg to divert the ball into the net. Brilliant.
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How did he miss that?
A superb run and cross by Juanfran finds Tiago Mendes unmarked on the edge of the Celta Vigo six-yard area but the Portuguese midfielder somehow blasts wide. Incredible.
Mendes can count his lucky stars that Atletico boss Diego Simeone is still serving a touchline ban and is nowhere near the pitch.
Image source, AFPMost managers would be delighted after seeing their side score eight goals in one match. Not Carlo Ancelotti. The Real Madrid manager called for his side to keep on improving after ending a two-game losing league run by thrashing Deportivo La Coruna 8-2.
"Today we showed the quality everyone knows we have which is the capability to score in many different ways," added the Italian. "We need to continue improving the balance and our consistency. We have to improve."
Some people are just so hard to please...
So Fernando Torres's Italian job starts on the substitutes bench.
But can the former Liverpool forward shine in Serie A? Is he past his sell-by date or will El Nino show Chelsea what they are missing? Tweet #bbceurofooty, external or text 81111 (UK only)