AC Milan drowned in Spain

AC Milan of Italy have been sent out of the UEFA Champions League for the second consecutive season by Barcelona. The Spanish club went down 2-0 at the San Siro about two weeks ago.
The 'Blaugrana bounced back with a 4-0 win at the Nou camp on Tuesday night. Lionel Messi scored a brace in the first half before David Villa and Jordi Alba added their goals in the second half.

'Massy' Allegri had no tactical answer to the superior fire power of Lionel Messi and his team-mates.

FC Barcelona has become the first club to overturn a 2-0 deficit in the knock out stage of the Champions League.

The Catalans will join Real Madrid in the quarter final of this year's competition.

AC Milan vs Juventus preview

AC Milan vs Juventus is the star match of the week in the Italian Serie A. Allegri's side are currently placed 13th on the league table while Antonio Conte's side are four points clear of Inter at the summit of the league.

The last meeting between between these two sides at the San Siro ended in 1-1 draw in February,2012. Milan have suffered six defeats this term. They lost the same number of games in the whole of last season.
Out of the seven matches they've played at home this season, four ended in defeats while they won three.

Injuries
Ignazio Abate and Luca Antonini will not feature in Sunday's big clash as a result of injuries.
Giorgio Chiellini is expected to play for Juventus. The Italian got injured in his side's 3-0 bashing of Chelsea on Wednesday night.
Stephan Lichsteiner will be replaced by Mauricio Isla in the colours of the Turin side.

The visitors
Sebastian Giovinco will start along with Fabio Quagliarella. The latter is one of the top scorers in the Italian league.
They have scored 13 goals in their last four matches and they were able to get 16points out of 18 in their last six away matches.

Venue: Guiseppe Meazza Stadium,Milano.
Date 25th November,2012
Time: 19:45 UTC

Our prediction AC Milan 2-3 Juventus
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