Interestingly, before kick-off, both clubs held a minute silence for those who died from COVID-19, while Milan had warmed up in ‘Black Lives Matter’ shirts. The two teams drew 1-1 in the first leg of the semi-final at San Siro in February but Juventus failed to slot a goal past AC Milan who played with 10 men for most of the match after Rebic has been sent off.

In an usual manner, the Juvetus superstar; Cristiano Ronaldo failed to convert a penalty and almost proving a costly error for the Bianconeri who would have exited the competition if Milan had scored.

Meanwhile, Juve will now meet either Inter or Napoli in the final which will be their 19th Copa Itali final appearance, and their 14th Coppa success if they win.