AC Milan and Juventus bore in stalemate

Juve trail Inter by three points in sixth place after offering little to shout about at the San Siro. Ravaged by injuries, including to starting centre-forward Dusan Vlahovic, coach Thiago Motta was forced into an experimental line-up featuring midfielder Teun Koopmeiners up front.
Despite the depleted line-up, Juve had more shots on target - two to one - in a hugely disappointing contest in front of a crowd of more than 75,000.
Milan, who started with former Juve forward Alvaro Morata leading the line, were unable to break down Juve and are seventh, nine points behind their league-leading local rivals with a game in hand.
Paulo Fonseca's side failed to trouble Juve goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio until stoppage time with a weak header from Theo Hernandez, which was followed shortly afterwards by the final whistle.