Super Cup, there are no two without three: Juve-Milan decide on penalties?

Only five of the thirty finals of the Italian Super Cup ended on penalties , but when on the pitch (and also abroad) they were Juventus and Rossoneri opponents … It’s just one of the many curiosities unearthed by FootStats.it, a company specialized in statistics of Italian football, for the final of the Italian Super Cup between Juventus and Milan (here the Replatz odds) scheduled for this evening, Wednesday 16 January, at 18.30.

A FEW NUMBERS FROM 14 JUNE 1989 ONWARDS
What will be staged on Wednesday 16 January 2019 will be the 31st edition of the Italian Super Cup. The tenth played outside the national borders: States (1993 and 2003), Libya (2002), China (2009, 2011, 2012 and 2015), Qatar (2014 and 2016). By planting the flag, with the edition scheduled in Jeddah, in 12 plants in 12 different inhabited centers. For 22 times (73.4%) the race lasted the usual ninety minutes. In 3 circumstances (10%) it was necessary to dispute overtime to decide the winning team. Finally, spectators watched penalties on 5 occasions (16.6%). Of the 96 goals scored, we counted the goals between the kick-off and 120 ‘, 88 arrived in regular time (39 before the break for you), 8 in the additional half hour.

11 clubs have tried to get their hands on the trophy, but have only succeeded in 9:
Inter (5)
Juventus (7)
Lazio (4)
Milan (7)
Naples (2)
Parma (1)
Rome (2 ) )
Sampdoria (1)
Turin (1)
Vicenza (1)
Fiorentina (1)

The coaches who competed have reached 33 with Gennaro Gattuso. While the winners amount to 19:
Lippi Marcello (4 wins)
Capello Fabio (4 )
Allegri Massimiliano (2)
Mancini Roberto (2)
Eriksson Sven Goran (2)
Benitez Rafa (2)
Conte Antonio (2)
Boskov Vujadin (1)
Spalletti Luciano (1)
Ancelotti Carlo (1)
Mourinho Jose (1)
Ranieri Claudio (1)
Ballardini Davide (1)
Bigon Alberto (1)
Inzaghi Simone (1)
Malesani Alberto (1)
Montella Vincenzo (1)
Sacchi Arrigo (1)
Trapattoni Giovanni (1)
Scala Nevio (1)
Bianchi Ottavio (1)
Domenico case (1)
Gasperini Gian Piero (1)
Gattuso Gennaro Ivan (1)
Guidolin Francesco (1)
Maifredi Luigi (1)
Mazzarri Walter (1)
Mondonico Emiliano (1)
Petkovic Vladimir (1)
Pioli Stefano ( 1)
Prandelli Cesare (1)
Tabarez Oscar (1)
Zaccheroni Alberto (1)

STATISTICS AND BACKGROUND OF THE CROSSES BETWEEN JUVENTUS AND AC MILAN
The two most successful clubs in the competition will compete at the King Abdullah Sports City Stadium. Juventus, with these 14 participations, already has 7 trophies on its showcase. The same number of victories for Milan, which however reaches 11 appearances. The bianconeri met 6 different opponents:
Inter (0W – 1P)
Lazio (2W – 2P)
Milan (1V – 1P)
Naples (1V – 2P)
Parma (2V – 0P)
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For 8 times they only played ninety minutes (5V – 3P), in 2 matches they reached extra time (1V – 1P), while on 3 occasions they have appeals on penalties (1W – 2P). The Rossoneri crossed men and schemes with 7 different rivals:
Fiorentina (0W – 1P)
Inter (1V – 0P)
Lazio (1V – 0P)
Juventus (1W – 1P)
Parma (1W – 1P)
Sampdoria (2W – 0P)
Turin ( 1V – 0P)
Of the ten finals faced, 7 ended at regular time (5V – 2P), while 3 games required penalties (2V – 1P). Historical curiosity: the finals of the Supercoppa Italia Juventus-Milan both ended on penalties. On 3 August 2003, after the 0-0 in the 90 ‘and the 1-1 in the 120’ (Pirlo and Trezeguet), it was 6-4 for the bianconeri from eleven meters. On 23 December 2016, with the 1-1 achieved in the first half and reached the final triple whistle (Chiellini and Bonaventura), it was therefore 5-4 for the Rossoneri.

COMPARISONS BETWEEN JUVENTUS AND AC MILAN IN SERIE A, ITALIAN CUP AND ITALIAN SUPERCUP *
194 matches played
75 Juventus wins
63 draws
56 AC Milan victories
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