Milan and Juventus stay close in Serie A as Bianconeri ultras protest
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 21, 2026, 7:25 AM
Last updated Sep 21, 2026

Milan and Juventus both remain within striking distance of the Serie A top spot following recent matches. Milan, with goals from Pulisic, Rabiot, and Moreira, sits just two points off the lead. Juventus has also improved their position, edging closer after a win. Controversy arose as Bianconeri ultras turned their backs during a minute's silence for Mazzola, leading to club condemnation. Match officials faced criticism for missed VAR calls, drawing attention to the need for improved officiating as the season progresses.
- •Milan is two points off the top after winning against Lecce.
- •Juventus's recent victory keeps them three points behind the leaders.
- •Bianconeri ultras protested during a minute's silence for Mazzola.
- •Referees in Serie A are under fire for VAR-related decisions.
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