Champions League: Milan and Atalanta on the field for the return of the playoffs.

Milan and Atalanta will take to the field tonight in the return match of the Champions League playoffs. Both teams are called upon to win in order to reach the round of 1; the Rossoneri must recover from the 0-2 defeat against Feyenoord and the Bergamo team must recover from the 1-XNUMX defeat against Bruges.

Towards Milan-Feyenoord

The team of conception tonight the qualification to the round of 1 is at stake and to do so they must win by at least two goals, to recover from the 0-XNUMX defeat in Holland and to avoid extra time. In the first leg, Feyenoord won with a goal from Paixao who, in addition to the goal, had put the Rossoneri defense in serious difficulty. Milan had played a good second half, but without finding the goal. The comeback tonight will be entrusted to the former player of the match: Santiago Jimenez will have to eliminate his past. Joao Felix and Leao should start in the three-quarter line together with one between Musah and Pulisic.

The Triplets San Siro, At 18.45 with Milan-Feyenoord. The match will be broadcast live on Sky and streamed on the Sky Go and Now apps.

Towards Atalanta-Bruges

The team of Gasperini must recover from the 2-1 defeat suffered in Belgium. In the first leg, Atalanta were surprised by the great pace of their opponents who were dangerous several times in the first half. In the second half, however, Atalanta grew and Samardzic, with the score at 1-1, missed the goal to take the lead. The Nerazzurri conceded the 2-1 in the final minutes due to a very questionable penalty. For tonight's match, Gasperini will have to do without Hien due to injury; in attack, Pasalic will operate behind Retegui and the former player of the match De Ketelaere. Atalanta, too, will have to win by at least two goals to avoid extra time in order to advance to the round of XNUMX.

Appointment to Gewiss Stadium of Bergamo, at 21.00, for the Atalanta-Bruges challenge. The match will be broadcast live on Sky and streamed on the Sky Go and Now apps.