Sad news: AC Milan Chairman Paolo Scaroni was reported dead yesterday as a result of….

AC Milan Chairman Paolo Scaroni was reported dead yesterday as a result of….

There will be some exciting one-on-one matches between AC Milan and Lecce this afternoon at San Siro. Undoubtedly, a lot will depend on the attack, as the Rossoneri are expected to deploy a strong offensive XI.

After winning their previous six matches (all in competition), Stefano Pioli and his team will want to make it seven today. Furthermore, Milan will want to enter that matchup in the Europa League with confidence because Roma is their next opponent.

All attention is focused on today, though, and we’ll go over the main fights that might win or lose the game below. Check out our preview of the game if you haven’t already.

From Milan’s standpoint, starting at the back, Matteo Gabbia will take the field against Nikola Krstovic and replace Malick Thiaw. Although the latter is a physically strong striker, Milan’s player may have the mental edge in this situation because he hasn’t scored in a long time

Davide Calabria will face the highly regarded Patrick Dorgu on the right side. This season, Dorgu has mostly played as a left-back/wing-back. It will be fascinating to watch how he does, though, considering the most recent reports characterize him as a left-winger. Not to mention that he’s been connected to Milan.

For the first time with Milan, Christian Pulisic will be positioned in the middle of the pitch as the No. 10 player. Most likely, Ylber Ramadani of Lecce, a rugged defensive midfielder, will trail him closely. Although Pulisic’s power isn’t usually his strongest suit, his pace and skill work in his favor here.