Juventus vs AC Milan (Supercoppa Italiana, 2014)

Lore & Background

The derby is often compared to Derby d'Italia, the derby between Juventus and Inter Milan; the two derbies collectively are considered one of the facets of the wider and older socioeconomic and historical regional rivalry between cities of Milan and Turin.

In Their Own Story

Under the suffocating humidity of a Beijing night, the National Stadium transformed into an island of Turin white and black. With the clock bleeding past ninety minutes and extra time exhausted, the score remained stubbornly deadlocked at 2-2. In the tense silence before the penalty decider, Alessandro Florenzi stepped up for Milan, only to watch his spot-kick shatter against Gianluigi Buffon's fingertips—a save that shifted the atmosphere instantly. As Juventus players approached the spot with steely resolve, the pressure mounted in the muggy air. The final strike found the back of the net, sending the Bianconeri into raptures. In a city thousands of miles from home, the silverware was hoisted, marking a victory that felt as intimate and triumphant as any in the Stadio Olimpico.

Reader's Guide

Official match results are listed with dates in dd/mm/yyyy form. Abbreviations include SF, QF, R16, R32, GS, R1, R2. Statistics are as of 26 April 2026. Records include largest victory (Milan 8–1 Juventus, 1911–12), most goals in a game (Juventus 8–2 Milan, 1926–27), biggest win for Juventus (Juventus 8–2 Milan, 1926–27; Juventus 6–0 Milan, 1925–26), biggest win for Milan (Milan 8–1 Juventus, 1911–12), highest scoring draw (Juventus 3–3 Milan, 1930–31; Milan 3–3 Juventus, 1946–47), biggest away win for Juventus (Milan 1–6 Juventus, 1996–97), biggest away win for Milan (Juventus 1–7 Milan, 1949–50).

Did You Know?

• The rivalry has been played since 1901, making it the oldest running Italian derby.
• As of the end of the 2025–26 season, Juventus has 56 higher finishes in Serie A, Milan has 34, with 1 equal finish.
• No head-to-heads occurred in 1981 and 1983 (Milan in Serie B) and in 2007 (Juventus in Serie B).
• The 1945–46 Italian Football Championship is not included in Serie A statistics.