TURIN, Italy (Reuters) - Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri said Sunday's Serie A clash at home to AC Milan is more important for the visitors because Stefano Pioli's men have been together as a unit for longer. "Juve-Milan is one of the most important, if not the most important, match in the league," Allegri told a news conference on Saturday. "But they have been playing together for years and have acquired important qualities, whereas we are growing. Juve did get their first win of the season in the Champions League in midweek, returning with a 3-0 victory from Malmo. "This team has its own identity with different characteristics, so many things need to be improved to become a team.
