Coppa Italia
Palermo vs AC Milan
Kick-off: 18:45 +00:00, May 10, 2011
Venue: Renzo Barbera, Italy
Referee: Gianluca Rocchi
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Kick-off: 18:45 +00:00, May 10, 2011
Venue: Renzo Barbera, Italy
Referee: Gianluca Rocchi
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Palermo - AC Milan preview:
AC Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri insists his team has not been distracted by the scudetto celebrations ahead of tomorrow's Coppa Italia match at Palermo.
The Rossoneri were crowned Serie A champions for the first time since 2004 after securing a point at Roma on Saturday.
Milan will now look to take a step towards winning a Serie A and Coppa Italia double when they go into the semi-final showdown at La Favorita.
The Rossoneri were held to a 2-2 draw by Palermo in the opening leg at the San Siro.
"Despite our (scudetto) celebrations, we have trained well and we can win at Palermo,'' Allegri said. "My team rarely misses in crucial games.
"We are concentrated and determined to go through to the final.''
If Milan succeed, they will face the winner of Roma v Inter Milan in the final later this month.
"The idea of returning to (Rome's) Stadio Olimpico to play in the final is truly fascinating for us,'' Allegri said.
"The draw in the opening leg gives us a disadvantage but we have the quality to give a great performance.
"We know that for Palermo this is their biggest game of the campaign.''
Palermo must reach the Italian Cup final if they have a chance to play in Europe next season.
The Sicilian outfit beat Bari 2-1 at the weekend but are eighth in the standings, seven points behind Lazio with two rounds remaining.
Lazio are sixth and hold the last European qualifying spot.
While a goalless draw would be enough for Palermo to go through to the final, Palermo coach Delio Rossi has urged his players to go out for victory.
"We must forget our 2-2 draw in Milan,'' he said.
"Milan have just won the scudetto but they are a club that is always hungry for wins.
"We are not a team that can defend from start to finish or avoid giving away a goal.
"My players will have to impose their play and go out determined to win.''
Rossi will have all of his players available, while Milan are hoping striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic - who got hurt at the weekend and is doubtful with an ankle injury - will recover.
AC Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri insists his team has not been distracted by the scudetto celebrations ahead of tomorrow's Coppa Italia match at Palermo.
The Rossoneri were crowned Serie A champions for the first time since 2004 after securing a point at Roma on Saturday.
Milan will now look to take a step towards winning a Serie A and Coppa Italia double when they go into the semi-final showdown at La Favorita.
The Rossoneri were held to a 2-2 draw by Palermo in the opening leg at the San Siro.
"Despite our (scudetto) celebrations, we have trained well and we can win at Palermo,'' Allegri said. "My team rarely misses in crucial games.
"We are concentrated and determined to go through to the final.''
If Milan succeed, they will face the winner of Roma v Inter Milan in the final later this month.
"The idea of returning to (Rome's) Stadio Olimpico to play in the final is truly fascinating for us,'' Allegri said.
"The draw in the opening leg gives us a disadvantage but we have the quality to give a great performance.
"We know that for Palermo this is their biggest game of the campaign.''
Palermo must reach the Italian Cup final if they have a chance to play in Europe next season.
The Sicilian outfit beat Bari 2-1 at the weekend but are eighth in the standings, seven points behind Lazio with two rounds remaining.
Lazio are sixth and hold the last European qualifying spot.
While a goalless draw would be enough for Palermo to go through to the final, Palermo coach Delio Rossi has urged his players to go out for victory.
"We must forget our 2-2 draw in Milan,'' he said.
"Milan have just won the scudetto but they are a club that is always hungry for wins.
"We are not a team that can defend from start to finish or avoid giving away a goal.
"My players will have to impose their play and go out determined to win.''
Rossi will have all of his players available, while Milan are hoping striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic - who got hurt at the weekend and is doubtful with an ankle injury - will recover.
