The Rossonerri have given themselves the edge in the quarterfinals of the European cup competition following Wednesday night's. result.

Milan has achieved a new milestone in their illustrious history by securing an impressive victory against Napoli in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final. The Rossonerri narrowly edged their rivals by running away with a 1-0 win inside San Siro ahead of a crucial second-leg tie scheduled for next week.

The hosts took the lead in the first half through a goal from Ismael Bennacer, but Napoli fought back and controlled large portions of the game. Milan's task, however, was made easier in the second half when Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa received a red card, leaving the visitors with 10 men.

Handicapped numerically, Napoli were unable to convert their chances and left the pitch frustrated. Their charge to secure a Champions League final appreance has also taken a hit as they will be without Zambo Anguissa and Kim Min-Jae for the second leg, with the latter receiving a booking in consecutive games. In addition to this, Victor Osimhen's availability for the return leg is in serious doubt as he is yet to recover from an injury.

AC Milan, on the other hand, will be pleased with the result and their position going into the second leg. They managed to secure bit of history as the night's result ensured that they have never lost to an Italian side in the Champions League, and have kept five clean sheets, according to Opta.

The second leg promises to be an exciting encounter as Napoli look to overturn the deficit and progress to the next round. However, AC Milan will be confident of their chances, having secured the win in the first leg.