Juventus equalized deep into stoppage time to force a 1-1 draw against AC Milan in Sunday’s Serie A top clash, completesports.com reports.
Super Eagles star Samuel Chukwueze, who came on in the second half, bagged another league assist after setting up his teammate Alphadjo Cissé to put Milan ahead.
But Federico Gatti netted in the 92nd minute to help Juventus get a share of the points.
Chukwueze’s first league assist came in Milan’s 2-1 away win against Torino on September 23.
The first half was tightly contested and goalless with Juventus creating the better chances, while Milan stayed organized on the counter under new head coach Rúben Amorim.
Around the hour mark, Ruben Amorim made changes that paid off quickly as Chukwueze (one of the substitutes) provided a long ball which Cissé controlled on the left side of the box, cut inside past Manuel Locatelli, and finished low past Guglielmo Vicario.
Juventus pushed for the equaliser and were rewarded for their efforts as Gatti rose to meet a Teun Koopmeiners delivery from a free-kick and powered a header past Maignan to make it 1-1.
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Both Milan and Juventus remain unbeaten after three Serie A matches in the 2026-27 season, level on seven points (two wins, one draw each) and sitting 4th and 5th, two points behind leaders Roma and Inter (both on nine points from three wins) and level with Como.
Chukwueze has made a strong early impression at Milan under new head coach Amorim after returning from a 2025-26 loan at Fulham.
The former Manchester United handler has primarily deployed the Nigeria international as a right wing-back in a 3-4-2-1 system, emphasizing work rate, character, and ball control over pure defensive traits. Amorim noted that defending is “about spirit and character, which Chukwueze has,” and that he has improved in that aspect.
His system and public backing appear to suit Chukwueze’s pace, dribbling, and direct style better than earlier setups.
He has embraced the more demanding wing-back responsibilities, and early evidence suggests he is becoming a useful, high-energy option on the right flank as Milan push for a strong Serie A campaign.
By James Agberebi
