Juventus are unbeaten in their last 17 league games, a streak in which Antonio Conte’s men have won 15 times and settled for draws only twice on their way to building a nine-point lead on second-placed Roma. Roma, who have a game in hand, host Inter in Serie A’s only Saturday game. However Conte has regularly expressed fears that his side’s ambitions in Europe could affect their bid for a third consecutive scudetto. Aniele Bonera, who returns to Milan’s squad along with fellow defender Mattia De Sciglio, has acknowledged the pair’s threat but said the Rossoneri mean to continue their resurgence from a disastrous start to the season. ‘We know we have a long road ahead of us but we’re not afraid of Juventus,’ Bonera told the Milan Channel. ‘Tevez and Llorente are a good combo, the numbers speak for themselves. We are starting to find a balance.’