Milan: AC Milan and Juventus played out a goalless draw at the San Siro stadium in their Serie A encounter, mirroring the result from their earlier fixture this season as both clubs continue their push for UEFA Champions League qualification.

According to Oman News Agency, Inter Milan lead the table with 79 points, holding a ten-point advantage over Napoli. Milan sit third, two points adrift of the second-placed side, while Juventus occupy fourth with 64 points, three points clear of Como and Roma, with four matches remaining in the campaign.

The sides' previous fixture in Turin last October also ended goalless, as Massimiliano Allegri repeated the same outcome against his former club, with whom he won five league titles.

The match began cautiously, with few clear-cut chances. Adrien Rabiot registered the first serious attempt late in the first half, but Juventus goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio was equal to the effort.

Khephren Thuram then found the net for Juventus, only for the goal to be ruled out for offside. Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan later denied Francisco Concei§o at the other end.

In the second half, Concei§o continued to threaten Milan's goal, while Alexis Saelemaekers came closest for the hosts, rattling the crossbar. The match ultimately ended goalless.