“Inter-Milan Champions League Semi-Final: TV Schedule, Probable Line-Ups, Referee, and Precedents”

A difficult time, mentally and technically speaking, for the Milan by Stefano Pioli who arrives in the second leg of the Champions League semi-final in the worst way. Two defeats in four days – in the first leg against Inter in the cup and with Spezia in the league – which enclose the bad moment for the Rossoneri. But the support of the environment is there: on Sunday, in fact, the Diavolo fans charged the team into Milanello. “Because we believe in it”: this is the motto that the Curva Sud sang out loud outside the gates of the Carnago sports centre. But the pitch will speak shortly and there will be a heavy 0-2 to come back to be able to reach that dream called Istanbul. Below, all the most important information approaching Inter-Milan:

– Where to see Inter-Milan on TV and on the web
– The probable formations of Inter-Milan
– The designation of the Inter-Milan referee
– Previous matches in the Champions League between Inter and Milan
– The schedule of the Champions League semi-finals

WHERE TO SEE INTER-MILAN ON TV AND ON THE WEB

Inter-Milana match valid for the second leg of the Champions League semi-finals, will be played on Tuesday 16 May at 21:00 and will be broadcast live on free-to-air TV on Channel 5. They are Infinity the possibility of following it through the dedicated app or on the mediasetplay.mediaset.it/ website. The match will also be broadcast live by Sky, on the Sky Sport Uno channels (number 201 of the satellite), Sky Sport Football (number 203) and Sky Sport 4K (number 213). Furthermore, it will also be possible to follow the match in live streaming with Sky Go – on PCs, notebooks and on smartphones and tablets -, on Now TV and also in live text on MilanNews.it.

Kick-off: ore 21
Stadio: Giuseppe Meazza (MI)
Tv: Canale 5, Infinity and Sky Sports
Live web: MilanNews.it

INTER-MILAN, THE PROBABLE LINE-UPS

Despite the brace against Sassuolo and the excellent psycho-physical moment, Romelu Lukaku should start from the bench, with Edin Dzeko who will therefore go alongside Lautaro Martinez. André Onana will return in goal, a defense made up of Matteo Darmian and Alessandro Bastoni alongside Francesco Acerbi, Denzel Dumfries and Federico Dimarco on the wings with Hakan Calhanoglu as playmaker and Nicolò Barella and Henrikh Mkhitaryan as mezzali. A second doubt of Simone Inzaghiafter the attacking one, is linked to the presence of Marcelo Brozovic from the 1st minute, but at the moment the Turkish player is ahead of the Croatian midfielder.

Inter (3-5-2): Onana; Darmian, Unripe, Sticks; Dumfries, Barella, Calhanoglu, Mkhitaryan, Dimarco; Lautaro Martinez, Dzeko. Herds: Simone Inzaghi.
Ballots: Dzeko-Lukaku, Calhanoglu-Brozovic
Unavailable: Correa, Skriniar
Disqualified: Nobody

• Click here to stay updated on Stefano Pioli’s probable line-up for Milan

An almost perfect match will be needed despite the numerous absences, Ismael Bennacer in the first place. Stefano Pioli however he should find Rafael Leao again: the Portuguese trained in a group on Sunday except for the final match and there is great optimism for his recovery. Monday evening, after training in the afternoon, we will have some more certainty. For the rest, the formation is practically done: Mike Maignan in goal, Davide Calabria and Theo Hernandez as full-backs, Malick Thiaw takes the place of Simon Kjaer alongside Fikayo Tomori. Rade Krunic should recover in midfield, as well as Junior Messias should make it forward: the ballot with Alexis Saelemaekers is open. Immovable Sandro Tonali. Brahim Diaz and Rafael Leao complete the trocar, behind Olivier Giroud the lone striker.

Milan (4-2-3-1): Maignan; Calabria, Thiaw, Tomori, Theo; Tonali, Krunic; Saelemaekers, Brahim Diaz, Rafael Leao; Giroud. All.: Stefano Pioli.
Ballots: Saelemaekers-Messias
Unavailable: Bennacer, Florenzi
Disqualified: Nobody

INTER-MILAN, THE ARBITRATION APPOINTMENT

This is the complete designation for the Champions League semi-final second leg between Inter and Milan:

Referee: Clement Turpin (France)
Assistant 1: Nicolas Danos (France)
Assistant 2: Benjamin Pages (France)
IV Man: Stephanie Frappart (France)
Was: Jerome Brisard (France)
AVar: Benoit Millot (France)

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE, INTER-MILAN: I PRECEDENTI

The next match between Milan and Inter will be there challenge number 248 in all competitions, the sesta in Champions League and number three at the Nerazzurri. So far, the balance sheet of the five matches played has seen Milan win twice – both in 2005, but one of which was forfeited – two draws – both in 2003 (the year in which Milan lifted the fifth Champions League in its history in Manchester against Juventus) – and a defeat – the 0-2 of the first leg.

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE, THE PROGRAM OF THE SEMI-FINALS
Real Madrid-Manchester City 1-1 (36′ Vinicius Junior, 67′ De Bruyne)
Milan-Inter 0-2 (8′ Dzeko, 11′ Mkhitaryan)
Inter-Milan to play (16/05 at 21)
Manchester City-Real Madrid to play (17/05 at 21)