Milan face six big games in two months for Allegri across all fronts | OneFootball

Max Allegri has always said it: you do the math in March. Yet, the next two months for his Milan could weigh heavily on the fate of the season.

Milan, two fiery months: six big matches for Allegri between Serie A, Coppa Italia, and Supercoppa

Between the league, Coppa Italia, and Supercoppa, the Rossoneri will face a packed schedule, with as many as six direct clashes by the end of November. A real tour de force that could already clarify the true ambitions of Modric and his teammates.

The Rossoneri’s schedule: nine matches, six big games

From Sunday with Milan-Napoli to the weekend of November 30 with Milan-Lazio, there’s no room for distractions. In total, nine matches with six direct clashes against top-level opponents. Here is the schedule:

Milan-Napoli (September 29)

Juventus-Milan (October 5)

Atalanta-Milan (end of October)

Milan-Roma (beginning of November)

Inter-Milan (return derby at San Siro)

Milan-Lazio (November 30)

The only matches on paper that seem less daunting will be against Fiorentina, Pisa, and Parma, but in such an intense schedule, even these games could hide pitfalls.

The unknowns and the importance of consistency

Six of the nine matches will be played at San Siro, an advantage to be exploited, even though the derby with Inter will technically be “away.” The balance of the league and the difficulty of facing so many top teams in a row will make energy management crucial, especially with one match per week.

Coppa Italia and Supercoppa: other decisive encounters

The month of December will bring further tests. On December 3, there will be the Coppa Italia round of 16 against Lazio, while just before Christmas Milan will face Napoli again in the semifinals of the Italian Supercoppa. Two matches that could change the team’s perspectives and seasonal objectives.

The Australia question and a tough finish

Before the Christmas break, the Rossoneri will also have to face Fabregas’s Como, an away match made complicated by the logistical uncertainty linked to the trip to Australia for the Larian team.

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