Hello and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE digital coverage as unbeaten Serie A leaders AC Milan host reigning champions Juventus. Kickoff is at 19:45 GMT.

The visitors had derserved that after a intense spell of pressure.

GOAL FOR JUVE! Beautiful. Chiesa with a low finish into the corner from inside the area after Dybala's flick.

Its another Juve corner. This time Donnarumma comes for it and barely gets anything on it. Its crossed back in and Chiesa cannot flash a header towards goal.

WOODWORK! Ronaldo with a dummy and a cross which is put behind for a corner. De Ligt heads it on, it falls to Chiesa who smashes a shot against the post.

Milan win a free-kick mifway in the Juve half. But Hakan's delivery is a poor one and the keeper collects.

Lovely football from the hosts from their own box to the Juve area, Hauge is unable to control the cross.

Milan have scored at least two goals in their last 17 Serie A games. Only three clubs have achieved a longer streak. They were Barcelona (18 in 2006 and 2013, and 19 in 1948), Bayern Munich (20 in 2014) and Manchester United (22 in 1959).

CLOSE! Dybala is tackled by Kessie, it comes to Frabotta and his rising drive from distance flies over the bar.

Its been a frenetic start in Milan.

GOOD SAVE! Bentancur miscontrols it in his own box, Castillejo takes advantage and fires a low shot which the keeper puts around the post for a corner which comes to nothing.

Bentancur puts the ball behind for a corner. Its played short and Hauge hammers in a shot which is charged down.

Ouch. Chiesa on the end of a nasty challenge from Hernandez, who escapes a card.

Leao tries his luck from distance with a low skidder which flies wide.

CHANCE! Juve go up the other end, its but back by Frabotta for Dybala whose shot from close range is ddeflected straight into the keeper's arms.

KICK OFF: We are underway at the San Siro.

The teams are out.

COUNTDOWN: 5 mins tilll kick off!

Leao has scored 2 goals in his past 3 games for the home side.

Milan icon Paolo Maldini said it will be bizarre seeing former team-mate Andrea Pirlo in the dugout for the visitors.

“Seeing Andrea on the other touchline is still a bit strange.

"I still see him as my teammate. We’re rivals tonight, but he will always be my brother.”

Maldini added: "Juventus have more to lose than we do, because if the worst comes to the worst, we’ll still be top of the table tonight.

"We have many difficulties with COVID, injuries and everything else, but these players have already proved over the last few months that they have extraordinary spirit.”

Juve defender Danilo told Sky Sport Italia: “It’s a very important game, we all know that. We have to play to win, as we always do, and this is a game that can give us a really positive boost going forward.

“It’s difficult, but if we play with the right intensity and concentration, then we can get the result.

“We respect Milan, they are in great shape, doing remarkable things and we admire their progress, but we can have our say.”