San Siro welcomes this Sunday a Lombard derby with contrasting dynamics. AC Milan, ninth and almost out of the race for the Champions League via the championship, receives an Atalanta Bergame solidly installed in the top 4 and which looks up. Separated by ten points in the classification, the two teams have different objectives but the same desire to make an impression in this regional duel always eagerly awaited.<\/p>\n
Milan: Between burst of pride and persistent fragility<\/h2>\n
The Rossoneri come out of a brilliant victory (4-0) on the lawn of the Udinese<\/a>a success that highlighted the efficiency of players like Rafael Le\u00e3o, Theo Hernandez or Tijjani Reijnders, author of his tenth goal in Serie A. This broad success should not, however, hide the difficulties of a seam season. Defense remains a weak point, especially at home where Milan has only kept its inviolated cage once in the last nine games. The European qualification via the championship seems to be compromised, postponing the hopes on the Italian Cup, whose semi-final return against Inter looming next week.<\/p>\n Faced with Atalanta, the task promises to be difficult. Historically domineering, Milan has lost three of the last four confrontations and addresses this match with a delay in substantial points on its Rival Bergamasque, a rare situation. Symbol of offensive difficulties at home in the league, Rafael Le\u00e3o is still waiting to score his first goal in Serie A this season in San Siro, despite 11 achievements in all competitions. An awakening of the Portuguese would be welcome to hope to shake up the DEA.<\/p>\n Atalanta, it advances with more certainties, even if a period of recent inconstancy (three losses of rank without scoring) ended its dreams of Scudetto. The convincing victory against Bologna (2-0) last week, thanks in particular to the 23rd goal in Serie A de Mateo Retagui, presented the team on the rails of the Top 4. The Italian-Argentinian striker, in the running for the title of Capocannoniere, is just a goal record unit in a season for an Atalanta player<\/a>it will make due to iron.<\/p>\n Despite the pressure of Juventus and Roman clubs, the men of Gian Piero Gasperini have solid weapons, especially on the go. Before their recent defeat in Florence, they remained on 12 games without defeat outside (9 victories), displaying one of the best balance sheets in Europe outside their bases. Even deprived of Charles de Ketelaere (injured), the Bergamasques will come to San Siro with the ambition to confirm their current superiority and take precious points in the race for the Champions League. This derby promises an opposition of style between the offensive power of the Atalanta and the desire to reaction of a Milan in search of consistency.<\/p>\n Below, GOAL<\/strong> brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channels, streaming details and more.<\/p>\n If you are abroad, you may need to use a virtual private network (VPN) to watch games with your usual streaming service. A VPN, such as NordVPN<\/strong><\/a>allows you to establish a secure connection online during streaming. If you don't know which VPN to use, see the guide GOAL<\/strong> On the best VPNs for sports streaming.<\/p>\n![\"Atalanta](\"https:\/\/assets.goal.com\/images\/v3\/getty-2205517862\/GettyImages-2205517862.jpg?format=pjpg&auto=webp&width=640&quality=60)
Atalanta, an offensive machine in search of regularity<\/h2>\n
On which channel to watch AC Milan – Atalanta?<\/h2>\n
How to look everywhere with a VPN<\/h3>\n
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