The Scudetto holders were denied a clear-cut goal after Sulley Muntari's header was over the line but not awarded, and the executive was left frustrated after the game
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Sulley Muntari's header whilst the game was at 1-0 had clearly crossed the visitors' line but this was not spotted by the linesman, which angered the Scudetto holders' defender
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The Rossoneri could well have put the unbeaten Old Lady to bed had a big decision gone their way, with the Juve coach having handed them an early advantage
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Sulley Muntari appeared to have scored for the hosts with a header but the Italy goalkeeper believed that he had kept it out, though he admits that he would not have spoken up
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The Italy man could not hide his delight after putting one over his old side during Saturday's controversial draw, but admits the result was a "missed opportunity" for his side
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The 42-year-old is disappointed that the match will be remembered for its officiating rather than the football it served up, but nevertheless happy his team rescued a point
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The senior official was always likely to be in the firing line, and so it proved on the night as a web of controversy grabbed all the headlines at San Siro
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The Rossoneri coach says he did not see Matri's equalising strike but ponders how the complexion of the match could have been different had his side been given the second goal
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The Bianconeri hitman had a goal ruled offside by the linesman, but he feels it is justice for Sulley Muntari's first-half header, which appeared to have crossed the line
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An absorbing clash between the two heavyweights saw the substitute save a point late on for the visitors, who stay a point behind in the standings but still hold a game in hand
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The outspoken agent expects his client to see out his two-and-a-half year deal in northern Italy, and has described the Swede's ban for the clash against Juventus as "unjust"
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The Brazil international has been out of action since suffering a thigh injury in last month's Coppa Italia clash with Novara but will start up front alongside Robinho
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The 43-year-old has ruled out a return to San Siro as a coach, blasting the Serie A champions in the process while also speaking negatively of their Turin rivals
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The Dutchman, who is to take charge of Heerenveen in the summer, is a legend at San Siro but he admits that he would not turn down the Bianconeri if they came calling
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The combative midfielder has suggested that the Rossoneri erred badly in allowing his former club and international colleague to leave on a free transfer last summer
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The Rossoneri just about get the nod from those who voted in our poll, with just over 100 votes the difference between the two great rivals ahead of the clash at San Siro
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The veteran midfielder admits that whoever comes out on top at San Siro on Saturday will have all of the momentum going into the decisive stage of the Serie A season
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The midfielder, who will miss the pair's top-of-the-table clash through injury, is hoping that the Rossoneri will remind everyone just why they are the reigning Italian champions
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The Czech legend has backed Bianconeri boss Antonio Conte's assertion that officials are now afraid to award the club penalties, claiming that 'Calciopoli' is to blame
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A former top-flight official has argued that, while the Sweden international's suspension may originally have been too severe, there was no room for allowing him to return early
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There is plenty at stake in the huge fixture at San Siro, with the smallest details likely to prove key as the league's top two sides go head-to-head. Goal.com gives the lowdown
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The Bianconeri are a point behind their title rivals with a game in hand but the defender insists that they will be going all-out for victory at the Giuseppe Meazza nonetheless
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The Italy midfielder has been one of the Bianconeri's key performers this season but he is not a fan of being labelled and instead just wants to focus on facing AC Milan
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Pirlo returns to his former home on Saturday, and the Juventus official is dreaming on a match-winning performance from the midfielder
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The 42-year-old coach has called on his side to demonstrate they can win the Scudetto in Saturday's match, while insisting the Rossoneri remain strong without Ibrahimovic
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The Italian coach says that a victory on Saturday will be important for his side, but dismissed the notion that the match will be crucial to determine the Scudetto winner
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In honour of the evergreen Bianconeri midfielder, Goal.com has put together a list of players presumed to have been past their best but who went on to shine elsewhere
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The former Cagliari star feels that the Bianconeri are the underdogs in Saturday's encounter at San Siro and is unsure whether he will start the encounter
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The 27-year-old believes that the Italian champions have a host of great players and that Antonio Conte's men would be unwise to switch off due to the Swede's absence
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