Grande Juve knocked Milan

Italian giants Juventus beat AC Milan 2-0 in derby of the 6th round of the Serie A and climb to the top of the Calcio.

Hero for "Old Lady" has become Claudio Marchisio, who scored two goals in bizarre 86-minute and 93 minutes.

The Bianconeri dominated the vast majority of the match without looking like breaking the deadlock.

Milan's misery was compounded in the 89th minute when Kevin-Prince Boateng was dismissed following a second yellow card for hitting Giorgio Chiellini with a flailing arm.

The first half began at a frantic pace with Juventus firmly in the ascendancy as they drove at Milan almost from the first whistle, and while there would be no scoring in the first 45, the hosts looked far more likely to break the deadlock. Former Milan player Andrea Pirlo was the first to force Christian Abbiati in action when, in the 20th minute, he fired off a long-range effort which the goalkeeper gathered with relative ease.

Seven minutes later, he again forced a save from the Rossoneri custodian with a free-kick, which although on target, was far too central, leaving Abbiati the simple task of punching to safety.

The half continued in a similar vein with the likes of Marchisio and Mirko Vucinic peppering the Milan goal with shots from distance. And it was from one of these efforts that the Old Lady came closest to striking the first blow.

In the 37th minute, Vucinic accepted a Pirlo pass on the edge of the Milan area and instantly looked to catch Abbiati out with a visionary chip. However, the Milan keeper appeared to get the merest of touches on the ball to push it onto the underside of the crossbar.

The second period followed an almost identical pattern, particularly in the early stages as Abbiati contorted his body to flip the ball over the crossbar after Leonardo Bonucci bundled Pirlo's cross from the left towards goal.