Milan vs Liverpool: Match Preview and Lineups

Liverpool will face ⁤Milan in the Champions League on ‍Tuesday, marking Arne Slot‘s debut as Liverpool head coach. After winning their first three games of the season, Liverpool suffered a 1-0 ‌defeat to Nottingham Forest over the weekend.⁣ Milan, on the other hand, have⁢ had a slow start to their campaign under new coach Paulo Fonseca, with just one victory in their opening four matches. However, they did secure a comfortable win over Venezia ⁢in‍ their most recent outing.

Liverpool and Milan have ​a history from the noughties, including two Champions ⁣League final encounters. In their most recent meetings in 2021/22, Liverpool came out victorious in two group stage matches.

The match ⁢will take place at San‍ Siro stadium in Milan on ‍Tuesday at 20:00​ BST / 15:00⁤ ET / 12:00 PT. The‍ referee for the ​match will be Espen Andreas Eskas from Norway.

Both⁣ teams ⁢have familiar faces ‍for Liverpool supporters ⁤to watch out for. Milan’s squad includes​ five former Chelsea players – ⁤Tammy Abraham, Alvaro Morata, Christian Pulisic, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Fikayo Tomori ⁣- as well as Emerson Royal with Premier League experience.

Milan will be missing Ismael Bennacer⁤ in⁢ midfield and Marco Sportiello and Alessandro Florenzi are also absent due ​to injuries. Malick ‌Thiaw is ​doubtful for the match.

The predicted lineup for Milan is Maignan; Royal, Tomori, Pavlovic, Hernandez; ​Fofana; Reijnders; Pulisic; Loftus-Cheek; Leao; Abraham.

Liverpool will be without ⁤Harvey Elliott who fractured his foot while playing for England’s Under-21s ‍during ​the September ⁢international break. Coach Arne Slot may make some changes to his squad following their defeat to Nottingham Forest over the⁤ weekend.

The predicted lineup for Liverpool is Alisson; Alexander-Arnold; ⁢Konate; Van Dijk; Robertson; Mac Allister; Gravenberch;
Salah;
Jones;
Diaz;
Nunez.

While both ‍teams have ⁣had mixed performances so far this season,
Liverpool’s superior quality gives them an edge going into this match.
After their loss against Nottingham Forest,
a win would be‌ crucial for Liverpool ⁤as‌ they begin their Champions League campaign.

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