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Milan draw 0-0 with Juventus; Roma closes gap to three points
·26 April 2026·160d ago

Milan draw 0-0 with Juventus; Roma closes gap to three points

Source: Forza Roma

AC Milan and Juventus played out a goalless draw in a low-intensity encounter at San Siro in Serie A's 34th round. Milan created few clear chances, with Saelemaekers striking the crossbar in the second half but failing to break the deadlock. The result leaves Milan third in the table, 12 points adrift of league leaders Inter, who can clinch the title on Sunday if they defeat Parma.

The stalemate benefits AS Roma in the title race. Roma has recovered two points on Juventus and now sits just three points behind them in the race for Champions League qualification. The gap to the top four remains competitive as the season enters its final stages. Juventus will face Verona at home, while Como travel to Napoli.

Roma's focus turns to their next fixture, hosting Fiorentina in the coming round. The fixture offers an opportunity to maintain momentum and continue closing the gap to the teams above them in the standings.

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