Juventus 1-2 Milan player ratings as the Rossoneri staged a comeback to set up final against Inter Milan in the Supercoppa Italiana
Milan has booked their place in the final of the Supercoppa Italiana to face Inter Milan after defeating Juventus 1-2 on Friday at the Al-Awwal Park. Milan came in from behind in the second half to reach one step closer to the first trophy of the season.
This was Sergio Conceicao’s first game as the manager and would be a memorable one thanks to the goals of Christian Pulisic and an own goal by Federico Gatti. Milan initially were looking good but Juventus drew the first blood with the help of Kenan Yildz, when he latched onto a pass from Khephren Thuram inside the box and fired into the top right corner.
In the second half, Milan switched into a high press and it paid off on the 55 minutes but Theo Hernandez missed the opportunity. Later a goal from the USMNT winger and an own goal from Juventus defender clinched the game for Milan.
Lets have a look at Juventus vs Milan player ratings.
Juventus Player Ratings vs Milan
Goalkeeper
Michele Di Gregorio: 6.7/10- The Italian goalkeeper did not have a bad game as he made multiple save but conceded two which is more than his counterpart.
Defenders
Nicolo Savona: 6.5/10- The Italian right back had an ordinary game maintaining a passing accuracy of 81 percent. He was involved in three defensive actions and made three recoveries for his team.
Federico Gatti: 5.8/10- Was solid in defence early on maintaining a passing accuracy of 97 percent. He deflected a cross from Musah, with Di Gregorio left stranded on the edge of his six-yard box.
Pierre Kalulu: 6.7/10- The French defender had a decent game in the defence maintaining a passing accuracy of 96 percent. He was involved in six defensive actions and made four clearances for his team.
Weston McKennie: 6.8/10- The left back had a decent game maintaining a passing accuracy of 85 percent. He was also involved in ten defensive actions and cleared five balls for his team.
Midfielders
Khephren Thuram: 6.8/10- The French defensive midfield orchestrated the game well maintaining a passing percentage of 85. He was involved in four defensive actions and won four duels in the game.
Manuel Locatelli: 6.5/10- He was subbed off around the 86th minute of the game. He played a good game until gave away the penalty by tripping Pulisic around the 71st minute. He was involved in eight defensive actions for his team.
Teun Koopmeiners: 6.3/10- The Dutch attacking midfielder had a fair game maintaining a passing accuracy of 88 percent. He had two shots on goal and helped the team in creating couple of opportunities in attack.
Attackers
Kenan Yildiz: 8.2/10- The Turkish forward slams an unstoppable shot into the top of the net. Di Gregorio had no chance of saving that. He had four shots on goal for his team and helped in creating multiple attacking opportunities for Juventus.
Samuel Mbangula: 7.8/10- The Belgian winger was very much active on the left side of the attack. H maintained a passing accuracy of 95 percent and helped the team creating two opportunities. He sets up Yildiz by splitting Milan’s defence with a low pass.
Dusan Vlahovic: 6.1/10- He was subbed off around the 65th minute and played well in attack creating presence with the penalty box. He missed major opportunities in attack and had only a single shot on goal.
Substitutes
Andreas Cambiaso: 6.3/10- He was brought on to replace Samuel Mbangula in the 65th minute and did not have much of an imapct.
Nicolas Gonzalez: 5.7/10- He was subbed on in place of Dusan Vlahovic in attack.
Douglas Luiz: 6.2/10- He came on to replace Thuram around the 79th minute of the match.
Nicolo Fagioli: N/A.
Timothy Weah: N/A.
Manager
Thiago Motta: 6/10- He would be disappointed as his team failed to capitalize on the early lead that they had gained.
Milan Player Ratings vs Juventus
Goalkeeper
Mike Maignan: 6.6/10- The French midfielder had a decent game between the sticks saving two shots on goal. He conceded a goal but did well with his distribution with his passing at 80 percent.
Defenders
Emerson Royal: 7.2/10- The Brazilian right back had a good game contributing both in defence as well as in attack. He maintained a passing accuracy of 93 percent and helped the team in creating multiple opportunities. He was involved in 10 defensive actions for his team.
Malick Thiaw: 7.2/10- The German defender capped a solid defensive display after his team conceded the goal. He maintained a passing accuracy of 93 percent and also had a shot on goal. He was involved in nine defensive attacks and made five recoveries for his team.
Fikayo Tomori: 7.0/10- He played well in central defence maintaining a passing accuracy of 98 percent. He was involved in five defensive actions and won three duels for Milan.
Theo Hernandez: 6.2/10- The French left back had a fair game running up and down the pitch. He missed an eight-year sitter as he prods it over the crossbar when left unmarked in the box.
Midfielders
Ismael Bennacer: 7.7/10- The midfielder was good in the game maintaining a passing percentage of 92. He helped the team in creating two chances in attack and made eight passes into the final third.
Youssouf Fofana: 6.4/10- The midfielder orchestrated the game well in the second half and was crucial in turning the game. He had three shots in attack and was involved in three defensive actions.
Tijjani Reijnders: 7.1/10- The Dutch midfielder maintained a passing accuracy of 92 percent and gave a decent performance. He created couple of opportunities in attack and had a single shot on goal.
Attackers
Christian Pulisic: 8.4/10- The USMNT right winger had a good game for Milan creating various threats in attack. He had two shot on goal and created multiple chances in attack. He scored the equaliser for his team through a penalty.
Alex Jimenez: 6.8/10- The Spanish left wing had a decent game maintaining a passing accuracy of 73 percent. He did not have any shot on goal for Milan but he was creative with the balls he got.
Alvaro Morata: 6.5/10- He was subbed off around the 82nd minute and had a normal game in attack. In most of the instances he was not able dominate the opposition penalty box. He had only a single shot on goal during his time on the pitch.
Substitutes
Tammy Abraham: 6.5/10- The Striker came on to replace Alex Jimenez in attack and showed his presence in the opposition penalty area.
Yunus Musah: 6.7/10- He was subbed on in place of Ismaek Bennacer in the 54th minute and maintained a passing accuracy of 91 percent.
Matteo Gabbia: N/A.
Filippo Terracciano: N/A.
Manager
Sergio Conceicao: 7/10- In his very first match as the manager of the club, his team staged a comeback to reach the final where they will face Inter Milan.
FAQs
What was the result of Juventus vs Milan?
1-2 was the result of Juventus vs Milan in favour of Milan.
Where was Juventus vs Milan conducted?
Juventus vs Milan was conducted in Al-Awwal Park, Saudi Arabia.
Who was the best player in Juventus vs Milan?
Christian Pulisic was the player of the match in Juventus vs Milan.
Who was the worst player in Juventus vs Milan?
Federico Gatti was the worst performer in Juventus vs Milan.