"Milan were leapfrogged into second place in the Serie A table by Napoli on Friday as Antonio Conte's men beat Cremonese 4-0. They were unable to regain that position as they were left to settle for a stalemate."
"Juve's lead on that chasing duo is just three points, though with each of their final four games against teams in the bottom half, the Bianconeri will still be confident of securing Champions League football."
"Adrien Rabiot had Milan's best chance of the first half, with his drive from the edge of the area forcing Michele Di Gregorio into action. Milan improved to start the second half and Alexis Saelemaekers crashed a shot against the crossbar."
AC Milan and Juventus ended their match in a 0-0 draw, failing to capitalize on opportunities for Champions League qualification. Milan fell to third place in Serie A after Napoli's victory, remaining six points clear of fifth and sixth places. Juventus had a goal ruled out for offside and now holds a slim three-point lead over their closest competitors. Both teams struggled to maintain pressure, with Milan's best chance hitting the crossbar and Juve's late efforts narrowly missing the target.
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