Gerard Deulofeu gets a yellow for a dive and it is great shout by the referee.  

That goal was started and finished by Medhi Benatia.

The centre-back powered forward with the ball to the edge of the box, Dani Alves then chipped the ball over the  defence to Benatia who continued his run and the Morocco international controlled the ball with his chest, before smashing it emphatically past Gianluigi Donnarumma from close range.

A rare Milan attack, but the danger is quickly snuffed out by Andrea Barzagli.

Marko Pjaca heads the ball down for Gonzalo Higuan's who fires a snap shot at Gianluigi Donnarumma, but the youngster is equal to the effort.

Mario Pasalic nudges Miralem Pjanic to go into the referee's book.

Juventus have already had eight shots and are enjoying 62% possession. So dominant.

Crucial tackle by Mattia De Sciglio on Dani Alves to halt another Juventus attack.

Paulo Dybala then wins a corner and Leonardo Bonucci heads towards Gianluigi Donnarumma at the set piece.

Juventus on the attack once more, but Dani Alves just chips his shot through to Gianluigi Donnarumma.

AC Milan have not yet managed to get into the Juventus box.

Another chance for Juventus as Paulo Dybala lets fly, but Gianluigi Donnarumma puts it out for a corner.

The youngster is going to be very busy in the AC Milan goal.

Great run by Paulo Dybala, who is caught by Cristian Zapata, the ball rolls to the busy Marko Pjaca, but he shoots wide.

Big shouts for a penalty for that Zapata challenge.

 Leonardo Bonucci has taken an elbow to his head and is off the pitch momentarily.

Great save by Gianluigi Donnarumma who gets down to his right to palm away Marko Pjaca's shot. Sami Khedira gets to the rebound but the ball goes out for a corner.

Looks like Dani Alves is playing on the wing tonight, with 35-year-old Andrea Barzagli at full-back.

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For those wondering, Mario Mandzukic took ill in the warm-up.

The Croatian misses out today...

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Gianluigi Donnarumma.

You might not know the name yet, but the 18-year-old AC Milan goalkeeper is one of the hottest properties in football.

He is seen as the natural successor to Juventus and Italy keeper Gianluigi Buffon and his stats are already impressive, having played 60 times for AC Milan and won two Italy caps.

Donnarumma's name is sure to come up in this summer's transfer window, with many of Europe's top clubs keen to prise him from the San Siro.

The Italian also has super agent Mino Raiola in his corner, the man who has an impressive stable including Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Paul Pogba, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Romelu Lukaku.

Imagine that five-a-side team.

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Juventus are sitting pretty at the top of Serie A, eight points clear of second-placed Roma, as they remain on track for a sixth successive title.

AC Milan are down in seventh, seven points from the Champions League places. But Vincenzo Montella's side have taken 13 points from their last five games. 

The results have not gone with the form book when these two have met this season.

The Rossoneri were 1-0 winners at the San Siro back in October in the league and then beat the Old Lady on penalties to win the Italian Super Cup in December.

Their third meeting came in January, as Juventus won 2-1 in the Coppa Italia.

Juventus are without the suspended Juan Cuadrado and the injured Giorgio Chiellini. In a late change to the starting XI, Marko Pjaca replaces Mario Mandzukic.

Gonzalo Higuain, who has scored 19 league goals this season, leads their line.

AC Milan start with Everton's on-loan winger Gerard Deulofeu alongside top scorer Carlos Bacca, while the influential Suso, who spent six-months at Liverpool, is on the bench.

Juventus: Gianluigi Buffon; Andrea Barzagli, Medhi Benatia, Leonardo Bonucci, Kwadwo Asamoah; Sami Khedira, Miralem Pjanic; Dani Alves, Paulo Dybala, Marko Pjaca; Gonzalo Higuain. 

AC Milan:  Gianluigi Donnarumma; Mattia De Sciglio, Cristian Zapata, Gabriel Paletta, Alessio Romagnoli; Jose Sosa, Andrea Bertolacci, Mario Pasalic; Lucas Ocampos, Carlos Bacca, Gerard Deulofeu.