By Grey Whitebloom Milan cruised towards a comfortable 2-0 victory at home to Juventus in Serie A on Saturday night. The Rossoneri’s manager Stefano Pioli – who was an Inter fan growing up and a former Juve player – valued the high-stakes encounter as a game “worth more than three points”. His current employers were worthy recipients of all the spoils, surviving an early burst of pressure before goals from Fikayo Tomori and Brahim Diaz either side of half-time sent Milan third. Juventus started quicker, firing off a flurry of efforts in the opening exchanges as the Bianconeri sat deep, waiting…