The Rossoneri’s journey has reached the month that will close an intense season for various teams. The verdicts are getting closer and closer, everyone still has a championship to finish in the best possible way, with the Primavera still fighting to give themselves a crescendo finish and a place in the final phase which would extend their journey beyond this month. Let’s find out the May program in detail.
MEN’S FIRST TEAM
There will be a lot of San Siro in the last month of official matches for Mister Pioli’s Rossoneri. Three – out of four in total – of the matchdays that will conclude the 2023/24 Serie A will in fact be played in front of AC Milan fans, with the only away match scheduled on the Turin pitch. Securing second place is the objective.
A LEAGUE
35th matchday, Milan-Genoa, Sunday 5 May at 6.00 pm (DAZN) – San Siro
36th matchday, Milan-Cagliari, Saturday 11 May at 8.45pm (DAZN, Sky and NOW) – San Siro –
37th matchday, Turin-Milan, 18/19 May (to be defined) – Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino
38th matchday, Milan-Salernitana, 25/26 May (to be defined) – San Siro
WOMEN’S FIRST TEAM
Four races to best close a second phase of the championship that has been perfect up until now. Four victories in as many outings, the Rossonere want to extend their positive streak of results and goals in the second round of Poule Salvezza. Immediately on the pitch in the midweek round, finishing in front of his own fans.
WOMEN’S SERIES A
7th matchday (Poule Salvezza), Pomigliano-Milan, Wednesday 1 May at 12.30 (DAZN) – Ugo Gobbato Stadium
Matchday 8 (Poule Salvezza), Milan-Como Women, Sunday 5 May at 3pm (DAZN) – PUMA House of Football
9th matchday (Poule Salvezza), Napoli-Milan, 11/12 May (DAZN) – Stadio Caduti di Brema
Matchday 10 (Poule Salvezza), Milan-Sampdoria, 18/19 May (DAZN) – PUMA House of Football
MEN’S SPRING
Quick start also for the young Rossoneri, involved in four championship matches to try to reach a place among the top six in the standings and the consequent qualification for the final phase. Three away matches and only one home match in the upcoming period, starting from the recovery against Bologna.
SPRING 1
30th matchday, Bologna-Milan, Wednesday 1 May at 3.00 pm (Sportitalia) – Coach N. Galli, Casteldebole (Bologna)
32nd matchday, Lecce-Milan, Monday 6 May at 3.00 pm (Sportitalia) – Deghi Sport Center of San Pietro in Lama (Lecce)
33rd matchday, Milan-Frosinone, Sunday 12 May at 11.00 (Sportitalia) – PUMA House of Football
34th matchday, Turin-Milan, 18/19 May (Sportitalia) – Campo Valentino Mazzola (Turin).
source: acmilan.com
