Soccer fans around the world are gearing up for the return of live action football in Italy this Friday as two Serie A giants, Juventus and AC Milan meet in the Coppa Italia semi-final clash at Allianz Stadium in Turin.
The match will be broadcast live this Friday at 8:00 PM on StarTimes’ ST World Football Channels 244 and 254 and ST Sport Premium Channel 246.
The match will be top of the bill clash between both teams this Friday as they lock horns in the second leg of their Coppa Italia semi-final clash.
The first leg between Juve and Milan ended in a 1-1 draw back in February – with Ante Rebic’s opener cancelled out by a late Cristiano Ronaldo penalty at the San Siro.
Long-term absentee Demiral remains out of action with a cruciate ligament rupture, while Higuain is being monitored after suffering a thigh strain upon his return to training.
The Argentine’s absence opens up a spot for compatriot Paulo Dybala to lead the line for the Old Lady – with the 26-year-old likely to be supported by Ronaldo and Douglas Costa out wide.
It has been reported that in order to mitigate the risk of possible Coronavirus contamination, Inter Milan are taking extreme caution when it comes to their plans for this weekend’s match against Napoli.
Other tasty clashes to look forward to in the semifinal of the Coppa Italia this weekend include Inter Milan who are billed to travel down to Napoli in the second leg of the Coppa Italia on Saturday at 8:00pm on StarTimes.
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