Milan, Curva Sud returns for Napoli clash: fans make their announcement | OneFootball

Tomorrow is the big match at San Siro, with Massimiliano Allegri's Milan facing Antonio Conte's Napoli, in a clash that smells of championship. For the occasion, there is significant news from the Rossoneri fans, who have decided to reopen the South Curve. After the strikes in the early rounds, the 'hot' part of the Rossoneri support will therefore return to singing.

OFFICIAL- The South Curve returns to sing in Milan-Napoli

Tomorrow evening at 20.45 at San Siro, Napoli will be the guest of Allegri's Milan, author of an excellent start to the season after the knockout in the first round against Cremonese. Precisely from that defeat, however, the South Curve decided to strike, an action that also extended to subsequent matches. Tomorrow's big match is very important and the fans know it. For this reason, through an official statement, the Rossoneri ultras announced that despite the sector will resume its full activity starting from the match against Fiorentina, singing will already return from the game against the Neapolitans.

This is the statement, published on the official channels of the Curve: “Beyond the chatter that has been chasing for days, this morning we decided to return to cheer also at San Siro. This decision stems from the official return of banners, flags and standards starting from the Milan-Fiorentina match. We have however chosen to resume cheering already from tomorrow's match even though we will still be without colors, because we know how important and fundamental organized fandom is for the team and we have demonstrated it this month, where away it seemed to play at home while at San Siro it seemed to be at the premiere at La Scala. We are Milan!”

Francesco Landi

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