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Will the match between Milan and Juventus help to determine the Scudetto once again?
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Both teams are the cream of the crop of Italian Football, and while the Derby della Madonnina will always be the most important matches on the calendar for any Milan fan, it could be argued that the match against Juventus is always the next most important.
With Milan seeming to find its mojo again after a few listless years, the Juventus-Milan match helping to determine a title seems rather appropriate, even if Milan isn’t the team that will be going for Scudetto.
If Juventus stumbles against Milan this weekend, the door will be opened for Napoli to control their own destiny in the race for the Scudetto. And while Milan fans would like to win the title for themselves, denying Juventus another title is almost as sweet, right?
On to the links.
AC Milan and Italian Football Links
Michy Batshuayi’s complaints of racism during Borussia Dortmund’s match at Atalanta in the Europa League have gone unpunished, and he’s not happy about it. [The Independent]
Franck Kessie made a prediction ahead of this weekend’s match against Juventus. [AC Milan Offside]
Suso would rather place fourth in the table and get into the qualification places for the Champions League over winning the Coppa Italia. [Football-Italia.net]
Is it time to call an end to Ciro Immobile’s time with Italian national team? [Italian Football Daily]
World Football Links
There won’t be any British referees at the World Cup for the first time since 1938. [BBC.com]
In Greece, PAOK chairman Ivan Savvidis has been banned for three years for bringing a gun onto the pitch at the end of a match earlier this season. [BBC.com]
After multiple pitch invasions and fighting in the stands during the last home match against Burnley, extra security and police will be on hand for the West Ham United v Southampton match. [BBC.com]
Manager Mick McCarthy will leave Ipswich Town at the end of the season. [The Guardian]