On Tuesday evening, Juventus dominated the first half. However, both sides failed to score. Juventus opened the scoring in the 47th minute by French international Adrien Rabiot's left-footed shot, which was his first Serie A goal. Six minutes later, Cristiano Ronaldo doubled the advantage, reports Xinhua news agency.

 

However, Milan turned the match around in the space of five minutes. Zlatan Ibrahimovic converted a penalty in the 62nd minute following Leonardo Bonucci's handball. Then came quick-fire goals from Franck Kessie and substitute Rafael Leao. Milan scored their fourth in the 80th minute through Croatian international Ante Rebic.

 

Juventus, however, remain on track for a ninth straight title, sitting seven points clear of Lazio with seven matches remaining.

 

Earlier Tuesday, Lazio were beaten 1-2 at relegation-threatened Lecce. Lazio's defender Patric was dismissed in injury time for biting Lecce's Giulio Donati.

 

Lazio's strikers Felipe Caicedo put his team in the lead in the fifth minute, while Lecce equalised the game on the half-hour mark with a header from Senegalese forward Khouma Babacar. Lecce was awarded a penalty for a controversial handball against Patric, but Mancosu's shot went over the crossbar.

 

Lecce center-back Fabio Lucioni headed in a corner to give the home team a shock lead in the 47th minute.