Three days after dueling for the first leg of the semifinal of the European Champions League, Milan e International return to the field this Saturday, for the 35th round of the Italian Championship.
The first to play is the Rossoneri team, who visit Spezia, at 1 pm (Brasília time), at the Alberto Picco Stadium, in La Spezia (ITA). The match will be exclusively broadcast on the streaming Star+na internet.
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The team coached by Stefano Pioli is seven games without losing in the national and, thus, has 61 points, in fifth place – the classification zone for the Europa League. At the moment, Milan would need to win the continental title to guarantee themselves in the next edition of the Champions League.
In turn, Spezia has not won for nine games and, thus, opens the relegation zone, appearing in 18th place in the Italian, with 27 points gained. The difference to Hellas Verona, the first club outside the Z3, is three goals.
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Just above their arch-rivals on the leaderboard, Inter Milan will host Sassuolo, starting at 3:45 pm, at Giuseppe Meazza, in Milan (ITA). The match will also be exclusively televised by Star+.
Coming from a sequence of four consecutive victories, in addition to the 2-0 advantage opened in the dispute for a place in the great decision of the Champions League, Nerazzurri appears in fourth place in the championship, with 63 points. Sassuolo is 13th, with 44 goals.
Finally, this will be the last commitment of the teams before they face each other again in the continental competition. The second leg of the semifinal takes place next Tuesday, starting at 4 pm, at the Giuseppe Meazza, under the command of Internazionale. Whoever advances faces the winner of Real Madrid and Manchester City in the final.
Source: Gazetaesportiva
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