Udinese vs AC Milan – Match preview and team news
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15-second readAC Milan is set to face Udinese on Sunday, 25th October, at 8:45pm BST, at the Bluenergy Stadium in Udine, with the goal of securing all three points to get inside the top four of the Serie A league table, according to The Football Faithful. AC Milan remains unbeaten over their opening seven Serie A matches.

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AC Milan is set to face Udinese on Sunday, 25th October, at 8:45pm BST, at the Bluenergy Stadium in Udine, with the goal of securing all three points to get inside the top four of the Serie A league table, according to The Football Faithful. AC Milan remains unbeaten over their opening seven Serie A matches. The match can be watched live on TNT Sports 1 and DAZN. Udinese is struggling with five consecutive league defeats.
Udinese is under massive pressure following their losing streak, but received a tactical boost with Nicolò Zaniolo's recovery from a muscle injury, although he is expected to start from the substitutes' bench. They are also managing a minor muscle issue with center-back Oumar Solet, who has passed late fitness checks. Veteran defender David Alaba is ruled out due to a fresh muscle injury.
AC Milan is dealing with several injuries, including Adrien Rabiot with calf fatigue, and Diego Moreira and Mario Gila with hamstring and ankle issues, respectively. Samuel Chukwueze is sidelined for at least two months with a hip injury. Filippo Terracciano is a major fitness doubt, but striker Gonçalo Ramos has returned to full training and is expected to lead the line alongside Christian Pulisic and Omari Hutchinson.
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AC Milan will aim to get inside the top four of the Serie A league table by securing all three points when they meet Udinese on Sunday away from home in their next match. Udinese enters this high-stakes fixture under massive pressure following five consecutive league defeats, but head coach Kosta Runjaić received a significant tactical boost ahead of the match. Nicolò Zaniolo has fully recovered from a troublesome muscle injury and returns to the matchday squad, though he is expected to be eased into action from the substitutes’ bench.
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