Some play with numbers then, given Milan takes 6 points.
Starting with Juventus in a vacuum. Juventus have won ~58,3% of their games this season. Looking at that alone, their chances are down to 34% winning both games.
Now, instead looking at the last five games between Cheaters/Atalanta and Cheaters/Cagliari, Cheaters won 4/5 and 3/5 respectively. This would give Cheaters a 48% chance of winning both games.
Realistically, you might wont to add some % concidering 1) the importance of the games and 2) Juve is not as bad now as they where in 2009 when Cagliaro beat them 2-0.
Lastly, again looking at Juve in a vaccum, this season they are 50% away and ~66,6% at home, giving them not more than ~33,3% winning both games.
Point? If Milan does their job, its far from over. Its easy to look at isolated games and say its over, but as soon as you look at even a tiny chain of events, numbers drop quickly.