AC Milan’s push for a spot in next season’s international competitions continues this week as they take on a Genoa team with little left to fight for. While Milan have struggled to find consistency, they know there’s no room for error if they want to stay in the hunt.
Genoa, safe from relegation and out of European contention, may not bring the same urgency—but this could make them a dangerous opponent. Expect Milan to come out aggressive, knowing anything less than a win could derail their campaign.
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