Before the intersection between Milan and Club Brugge in the Champions League we will have to make up for the national break, but the October 22nd match between the Rossoneri and the Belgians is already starting to heat up. Yesterday i Blauw en Zwart they achieved a narrow success over Sturm Graz, taking them to 3 points in the unique ranking of the UEFA tournament. The captain, Hans Vanakenwasted no time in referring to the two defeats suffered by Devil in Europe.
“We’d like to make them (the Rossoneri, ed.) angry, but first let’s enjoy this victory here at Sturm Graz. We really needed this victory to be able to go to the next round. Mission accomplished.” But first we need to think about the closer commitments: “Now we have a couple of fundamental championship matches, starting on Sunday against Union; that’s where we will focus,” he told the club’s official microphones.
Milan’s Champions League calendar
Milan-Liverpool 1-3
Bayer Leverkusen-Milan 1-0
Milan-Bruges Tuesday 22 October 2024 at 6.45pm
Real Madrid-Milan Tuesday 5 November 2024 at 9.00pm
Slovan Bratislava-Milan Tuesday 26 November 2024 at 6.45pm
Milan-Stella Rossa Wednesday 11 December 2024 at 9.00 pm
Milan-Girona Wednesday 22 January 2025 at 9.00 pm
Dinamo Zagreb-Milan Wednesday 29 January 2025 at 9.00 pm
Yesterday’s results
Shakhtar-Atalanta 0-3
(Djimsiti 21′, Lookman 44′, Bellanova 48′)
Girona-Feyenoord 2-3
(Lopez 19′ (G), author Herrera (G), Milambo 33′ (F), Van de Beek 74′ (G), author Krejci (G))
Liverpool-Bologna 2-0
(Mac Allister 11′, M. Salah 75′)
Lille-Real Madrid 1-0
(J. David 45’+2 penalty)
Aston Villa-Bayern Munich 1-0
(J. Durán 79′)
Benfica-Atletico Madrid 4-0
(Aktürkoğlu 13′, Di María 52′ penalty, Bah 75′, Kökçü 84′ penalty)
Dinamo Zagreb-Monaco 2-2
(Sučić 45’+3, Baturina 66′, Salisu 74′, Zakaria 89′ penalty)
Sturm Graz-Brugge 0-1
(Tzolis 23′)
RB Leipzig – Juventus 2-3
(Šeško 30′-65′ penalty, Vlahović 50′-68′, Conceição 82′)