Juventus will meet Milan on Wednesday evening at the Olympic Stadium in the final of the Italian Cup.
Juventus are looking for their 13th title in the Italian Cup, while Rossoneri is aiming to win the sixth title in the club's history.
Juventus qualified after a relatively easy journey, with Genoa facing the 16th, then Turin in the quarterfinals, and Atlanta in the semi-final, while Milan faced a difficult journey to qualify for the final, facing Hellas Verona in the role of 16, and then rival Inter Milan in the quarter Final, and finally Lazio in the semi-finals of the tournament.
Facing the trophy may be a chance for Juventus coach Massimiliano Alegre to prove that he deserves to remain in the old lady's technical leadership, especially in the context of the strained relationship between him and the fans.
Juventus made a mediocre season, despite qualifying for the quarter-finals of the Champions League and out in front of Real Madrid on the European level, while locally, he faced a fierce battle with Napoli, which followed him to the title of the Italian league, until round 36, before Napoli falls to a draw with Torino, and Juventus crowned the title.