Milan’s longest winning streak and most prosperous period of victories against Juventus took place in the 1911/12 season. It all started on January 29, 1911 when the Rossoneri won 2-0 on an away game thanks to goals from Van Hege and Cevenini I. Subsequently the same goalscorers marked the next winnings where Cevenini goals streamed in for a 3-0 winning on April 23, 1911. On October 24, a monsoon of goals happened once again as the Rossoneri won 4-0 in Turin (Rizzi hat-trick and a Cevenini goal).
In their return for the second half of the championship season in 1911/12, the two teams played on January 14, 1912 and AC Milan dominated Juventus with an 8-1 win. In total, the Rossoneri would mark 20 goals and concede only 2. The Rossoneri’s longest winning streak against Juve was a short but intense period and remained unmatched in Milan vs Juventus history. The largest number of ties (4) in a row was recorded in the period 1938/39 season, while the darkest period fell between 1925 and 1927, with 4 consecutive losses.
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