Milan were minutes away from keeping their perfect start to the season intact before Federico Gatti headed home a stoppage-time equaliser to earn Juventus a 1-1 draw.
This fixture rarely produces fireworks, and the first half ran true to form with the two sides going in goalless. The game opened up after the break when substitute Alphadjo Cisse broke the deadlock in the 68th minute, only for Gatti to level in the 92nd.
Ruben Amorim conceded that the result was fair, admitting Juventus had done enough for a share of the points and that this was not Milan at their best. That reading was echoed across the Italian press this morning.
La Gazzetta dello Sport led with "Not enough," pointing to Gatti's 92nd-minute response to Cisse's goal and framing the night as a draw Juventus deserved.
Tuttosport went with "More grinta than goals," noting that the attack came up short once again. Cisse offered false hope before the late header, and the paper drew a parallel with Bremer's goal at Frosinone: another defender, one expected to leave, rescuing Spalletti. It flagged a shot off the post by Conceiçao and attacks that led nowhere, a difficult evening for Kolo, and a disappointing Ramos, while Woltemade impressed on his debut.
QS framed it in similar terms, with "Cissé raises hopes, then it's Gatti time," observing that both sides dropped out of top spot after Juventus equalised in the 92nd.
The concern the front pages keep returning to is the attack, and the reliance on a defender's late intervention to salvage a point points to where Amorim's focus turns next.