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Damn, 6hrs until the game & no match thread yet... Thank you Ibra & co. for squeezing out that little bit of enthusiasm we had left in us.
It's up to me obviously to kick-start our resurgence with my match thread opening magic, let's just hope it will be better than the last time.
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The following preview is an article from sempremilan, written by Isak Möller.
In the 28th round of Serie A action, AC Milan are up against Lecce away from home and after three consecutive defeats, they are in dire need of three points.
It has been a tough season for the Rossoneri fans, but the last few weeks have been a new low. As a result of three consecutive defeats, the team is in 9th place and could miss out on European football entirely, which says everything.
Speaking at the press conference earlier today, Sergio Conceicao highlighted that it’s been a very good week of training at Milanello. Given the extra time, he has finally been able to work on some important tactics, which perhaps will make a difference.
Game date: Saturday, March 8
Kick-off time: 18:00 (CET)
Venue: Via Del Mare
Referee: Daniele Doveri (VAR: Chiffi)
On the other hand, Ruben Loftus-Cheek remains on the injury list while the likes of Mike Maignan and Strahinja Pavlovic will be suspended. Yunus Musah is the only player at risk of receiving a suspension, one yellow card away.
There have been different reports on the starting eleven for this game, seeing as Conceicao is expected to make quite a few changes. It might not be the maxi-rotation that some thought initially, though, as Theo Hernandez looks set to keep his starting spot on the left.
Malick Thiaw will replace the suspended Pavlovic, teaming up with Matteo Gabbia, while Kyle Walker has fully recovered and thus will start on the left. In midfield, Warren Bondo looks set to get his debut for the club and rather than Youssouf Fofana, he should team up with Yunus Musah in the tandem.
Further up the pitch, Alex Jimenez should be the starting right-winger with Christian Pulisic moving to the left instead, resulting in Rafael Leao on the bench. Tijjani Reijnders will occupy the No.10, which is good news, while there will be a battle between Tammy Abraham and Santiago Gimenez up front.
Riccardo Sottil was initially reported among the starters but it seems he will be on the bench, and the same can be said for Davide Bartesaghi. The latter could have replaced Hernandez but Conceicao hinted that almost all players have been working well in training (evidently including the Frenchman).
Predicted Milan XI (4-2-3-1): Sportiello; Walker, Gabbia, Thiaw, Theo; Bondo, Musah; Jimenez, Reijnders, Pulisic; Abraham/Gimenez.
In 15 league games with the club, the manager has bagged four wins, four draws and seven defeats. It’s not that much better than Gotti, in other words, but at least they have pulled themselves out of the relegation zone with three points to spare.
Of course, they will need to pick up in order to avoid making the drop, as they only have two draws in the last four games. Giampaolo made it clear during his press conference that they must focus on their own issues, as they are very much there, rather than looking at Milan’s form.
Santiago Pierotti, who has four goals and two assists this season, missed the last game due to a minor discomfort but Giampaolo suggested that he will be available tomorrow. Without a doubt, his presence would be a huge boost for the home side.
The likes of Nikola Krstovic, Thórir Jóhann Helgason and Lameck Banda have also recovered and will be at Giampaolo’s disposal tomorrow. In short, the manager will be able to rely on a strong squad and there are thus few excuses against Milan tomorrow, especially given the Rossoneri’s form.
It should be noted that the former Milan player, Ante Rebic, will be on the bench tomorrow and perhaps he will get a cameo as well. It would certainly be typical if he were to find the back of the net, as he did so many times for the Rossoneri.
Predicted Lecce XI (4-3-3): Falcone; Guilbert, Baschirotto, Jean, Gallo; Coulibaly, Pierret, Berisha; Pierotti, Krstovic, Morente.
Of course, as the key facts below also highlight, Milan are in very poor form and this could perhaps be the perfect opportunity for Lecce to make it three wins against the Rossoneri. They also need the win in the relegation battle, so they will certainly be more determined.
The last time Milan travelled to the Via del Mare, the game finished 2-2 after Stefano Pioli’s side squandered a two-goal lead. It could have been a defeat, but a late goal from Lecce was later disallowed by VAR for a foul in the build-up.
It's up to me obviously to kick-start our resurgence with my match thread opening magic, let's just hope it will be better than the last time.
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The following preview is an article from sempremilan, written by Isak Möller.
In the 28th round of Serie A action, AC Milan are up against Lecce away from home and after three consecutive defeats, they are in dire need of three points.
It has been a tough season for the Rossoneri fans, but the last few weeks have been a new low. As a result of three consecutive defeats, the team is in 9th place and could miss out on European football entirely, which says everything.
Speaking at the press conference earlier today, Sergio Conceicao highlighted that it’s been a very good week of training at Milanello. Given the extra time, he has finally been able to work on some important tactics, which perhaps will make a difference.
Game date: Saturday, March 8
Kick-off time: 18:00 (CET)
Venue: Via Del Mare
Referee: Daniele Doveri (VAR: Chiffi)
Team news
Conceicao has been able to work with the players for a full week for the first time, more or less, and he sounded very positive about the outcome during the presser. Alessandro Florenzi, who had been absent since July last year due to an ACL tear, has even returned to training.On the other hand, Ruben Loftus-Cheek remains on the injury list while the likes of Mike Maignan and Strahinja Pavlovic will be suspended. Yunus Musah is the only player at risk of receiving a suspension, one yellow card away.
There have been different reports on the starting eleven for this game, seeing as Conceicao is expected to make quite a few changes. It might not be the maxi-rotation that some thought initially, though, as Theo Hernandez looks set to keep his starting spot on the left.
Malick Thiaw will replace the suspended Pavlovic, teaming up with Matteo Gabbia, while Kyle Walker has fully recovered and thus will start on the left. In midfield, Warren Bondo looks set to get his debut for the club and rather than Youssouf Fofana, he should team up with Yunus Musah in the tandem.
Further up the pitch, Alex Jimenez should be the starting right-winger with Christian Pulisic moving to the left instead, resulting in Rafael Leao on the bench. Tijjani Reijnders will occupy the No.10, which is good news, while there will be a battle between Tammy Abraham and Santiago Gimenez up front.
Riccardo Sottil was initially reported among the starters but it seems he will be on the bench, and the same can be said for Davide Bartesaghi. The latter could have replaced Hernandez but Conceicao hinted that almost all players have been working well in training (evidently including the Frenchman).
Predicted Milan XI (4-2-3-1): Sportiello; Walker, Gabbia, Thiaw, Theo; Bondo, Musah; Jimenez, Reijnders, Pulisic; Abraham/Gimenez.
The opponents
As was expected, it has been a season with ups and downs for Lecce, mostly downs. They parted ways with Luca Gotti in November of last year after achieving just two wins in the opening 12 games. Marco Giampaolo, the former Milan manager, was brought in to salvage the situation.In 15 league games with the club, the manager has bagged four wins, four draws and seven defeats. It’s not that much better than Gotti, in other words, but at least they have pulled themselves out of the relegation zone with three points to spare.
Of course, they will need to pick up in order to avoid making the drop, as they only have two draws in the last four games. Giampaolo made it clear during his press conference that they must focus on their own issues, as they are very much there, rather than looking at Milan’s form.
Santiago Pierotti, who has four goals and two assists this season, missed the last game due to a minor discomfort but Giampaolo suggested that he will be available tomorrow. Without a doubt, his presence would be a huge boost for the home side.
The likes of Nikola Krstovic, Thórir Jóhann Helgason and Lameck Banda have also recovered and will be at Giampaolo’s disposal tomorrow. In short, the manager will be able to rely on a strong squad and there are thus few excuses against Milan tomorrow, especially given the Rossoneri’s form.
It should be noted that the former Milan player, Ante Rebic, will be on the bench tomorrow and perhaps he will get a cameo as well. It would certainly be typical if he were to find the back of the net, as he did so many times for the Rossoneri.
Predicted Lecce XI (4-3-3): Falcone; Guilbert, Baschirotto, Jean, Gallo; Coulibaly, Pierret, Berisha; Pierotti, Krstovic, Morente.
Head to head
Milan and Lecce have been up against each other 44 times in all competitions, with the Rossoneri prevailing in 26 of these games (including the reverse fixture, 3-0 win). 15 of them ended in draws, while the Via del Mare side only have two wins to their name. In short, there is a clear favourite on paper in this fixture.Of course, as the key facts below also highlight, Milan are in very poor form and this could perhaps be the perfect opportunity for Lecce to make it three wins against the Rossoneri. They also need the win in the relegation battle, so they will certainly be more determined.
The last time Milan travelled to the Via del Mare, the game finished 2-2 after Stefano Pioli’s side squandered a two-goal lead. It could have been a defeat, but a late goal from Lecce was later disallowed by VAR for a foul in the build-up.
