Milan will be looking to get back to winning ways when they host Newcastle United at the Stadio San Siro for matchday one of the 2023/24 Champions League on Tuesday. The Rossoneri saw their perfect start to the Serie A season come to a screeching halt as they suffered a humiliating 5-1 loss to cross-town rivals Inter in this past weekend's Derby della Madonnina.
Stefano Pioli's men were no match for the Nerazzurri, who have now won their last five Derby della Madonnina meetings against their opponents, but now, they will have to put that negative result behind them as they prepare to make another run in this year's Champions League. Last season, Milan made it to the semi-finals for the first time in over decade, but were beaten by Inter, who went on to feature in that season's final.
Despite the loss, Milan have been quite solid on home turf, with just one loss in their last 13 competitions when playing at the Stadio San Siro (not including when designated as the "away" side against Inter). They will naturally be hoping to retain that record when Newcastle arrive on Tuesday, but the Magpies will be equally determined to turn their fortunes around after a poor run of results as of late.
Eddie Howe's side had a very impressive Premier League campaign last term to book their first Champions League appearance in over two decades, but things have not gone so well for Newcastle so far this time around. Despite scraping to a 1-0 win over Brentford last time out, the Magpies have lost three of their first five games and sit in a disappointing 12th spot in the league.
The visitors are also dealing with a huge injury crisis, meaning that Howe will be heavily hampered in his selections for their starting XI. That being said, Newcastle may take some hope that Milan don't have the best record against English teams, with just two wins in their last 19 European meetings as they aim to get at least a point in what will be their first Champions League game since 2002.
Team news: Milan vs Newcastle United
Milan: Ismael Bennacer and Pierre Kalulu will both miss this game due to injuries.
Newcastle United: Matt Ritchie, Mark Gillespie, Javier Manquillo, Joelinton, Joe Willock, and Emil Krafth are all out for the visitors, but Sandro Tonali is expected to recover in time to face his former team.
Match facts: Milan vs Newcastle United
- Newcastle are back in the Champions League for the first time in over 20 years
- Milan have won just two of their last 19 games against English teams (D5 L12)
Broadcast info: Milan vs Newcastle United
How can I watch Milan vs Newcastle United live?
USA: Milan vs Newcastle United will kick off at 12:45 EST (9:45 EST). Fans in the USA have a range of options to follow the game live. Live streaming is available via Paramount+ and Fubo TV; however, there are no TV options for English-speakers.
As for Spanish-speakers, they can check out TUDN USA and UniMás if they wish to follow it on TV, while Univision NOW and ViX offer live-streaming options.
Italy: Can't make it to the Stadio San Siro to watch the game live? If you are based in Italy, you still have plenty of choices to follow the match both on TV and via live streaming, including NOW TV, Sky Sport 252, Sky Sport 4K, Mediaset Infinity, Sky Sport Uno, and SKY Go Italia.
UK: Fans in the UK can catch this game either on TV via TNT Sports 1 or via live-streaming through discovery+ or the discovery+ App.
Canada: Fans based in Canada can live stream this game via DAZN.
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