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<p>Juventus have recorded four victories, two draws and four defeats from their Coppa Italia encounters against Milan contested in Turin.</p>
<p>1942 – Following a 1-1 first-leg draw in Milan, the Bianconeri found their goalscoring touch on home soil to secure their second ever Coppa Italia success. A penalty from Sentimenti III added to Lushta’s hat-trick, with Boffi striking for the visitors.</p>
<p>1967 – The two teams faced each other in the semi-finals and Milan triumphed 2-1 after extra-time. The Rossoneri would then go on to win the competition.</p>
<p>1972 – Prati hit the decisive winner to put Milan on their way towards another Coppa Italia victory.</p>
<p>1975 – Scirea and Damiani handed Juventus a 2-1 second-leg win, but it wasn’t enough to prevent the Rossoneri from going through.</p>
<p>1978 – The World Cup in Argentina forced the Bianconeri into fielding a reserve side, with the visitors taking full advantage by recording a 3-0 victory.</p>
<p>1982 – Paolo Rossi’s double decided affairs, with Joe Jordan reducing the deficit for the Rossoneri.</p>
<p>1985 – Virdis returned to haunt his former employers by striking the winner for Milan. </p>
<p>1990 – Galia pounced to hand Juventus a second-leg victory in the final, giving Dino Zoff’s side a memorable triumph over Arrigo Sacchi’s defending European champions.</p>
<p>1992 – Following a goalless first-leg encounter, Giovani Trapattoni’s Bianconeri overcame Fabio Capello’s Rossoneri thanks to Schilacci’s strike. </p>
<p>2002 – Juventus silenced the Meazza by running out 2-1 winners in the first-leg. A 1-1 draw in Turin proved enough to see the Bianconeri through to the next round. </p>
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Source: Juventus.com
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<p>Juventus have recorded four victories, two draws and four defeats from their Coppa Italia encounters against Milan contested in Turin.</p>
<p>1942 – Following a 1-1 first-leg draw in Milan, the Bianconeri found their goalscoring touch on home soil to secure their second ever Coppa Italia success. A penalty from Sentimenti III added to Lushta’s hat-trick, with Boffi striking for the visitors.</p>
<p>1967 – The two teams faced each other in the semi-finals and Milan triumphed 2-1 after extra-time. The Rossoneri would then go on to win the competition.</p>
<p>1972 – Prati hit the decisive winner to put Milan on their way towards another Coppa Italia victory.</p>
<p>1975 – Scirea and Damiani handed Juventus a 2-1 second-leg win, but it wasn’t enough to prevent the Rossoneri from going through.</p>
<p>1978 – The World Cup in Argentina forced the Bianconeri into fielding a reserve side, with the visitors taking full advantage by recording a 3-0 victory.</p>
<p>1982 – Paolo Rossi’s double decided affairs, with Joe Jordan reducing the deficit for the Rossoneri.</p>
<p>1985 – Virdis returned to haunt his former employers by striking the winner for Milan. </p>
<p>1990 – Galia pounced to hand Juventus a second-leg victory in the final, giving Dino Zoff’s side a memorable triumph over Arrigo Sacchi’s defending European champions.</p>
<p>1992 – Following a goalless first-leg encounter, Giovani Trapattoni’s Bianconeri overcame Fabio Capello’s Rossoneri thanks to Schilacci’s strike. </p>
<p>2002 – Juventus silenced the Meazza by running out 2-1 winners in the first-leg. A 1-1 draw in Turin proved enough to see the Bianconeri through to the next round. </p>
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Source: Juventus.com
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