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Date: 31 August 2018
Time: 20:30 Milan, 2.30 PM Eastern, 18:30 UTC
Venue: San Siro, Milan
All time record: Milan v Roma Win-78 Draw-53 Loss-46 GF 253:194 GA
How To Watch: ESPN+ in the United States; DAZN in Canada, Japan, & Germany, SuperSport 9 or SL2G in Nigeria and much of Africa; beIN Sports 1 & beIN Sports Connect in Australia; beIN Sports 3 & beIN Sports Connect in France; beIN Sports HD 4 & beIN Sports Connect in the Middle East; Eleven Sports 1 in the UK & Ireland. Many other countries use Rai Italia America or Serie A Pass. Will also be shown on Sky Supercalcio HD, Sky Sport Serie A and Sky Go Italia in Italy.
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After giving up a 2–0 lead to Napoli last week and eventually losing 2–3, Milan hopefully can get their first win of the season and take some points off a top 4 competitor. Roma has 4 points through their first two games, with one win, and four players who have all scored a goal including their main goal producer Edin Dzeko.
Probable line up vs Roma (4-3-3):
— TheMilanBible (@TheMilanBible) August 29, 2018
Donnarumma; Abate, Caldara, Romagnoli, Rodriguez; Kessie, Biglia, Bonaventura; Suso, Higuain, Calhanoglu. [Sky]
The end of Hakan Calhanoglu’s suspension means he will most likely be back in the starting lineup. Hopefully, with him back on the wing, there will be better service to Gonzalo Higuain, giving the Argentine more clear opportunities than he was able to get against Napoli. Still, the biggest news from the projected starting lineup Sky released is that it looks like Mattia Caldara may have already passed Mateo Musacchio and will get his debut start for the Rossoneri this week against Roma. One can only hope that this is the beginning of a long and prosperous partnership between him and Alessio Romagnoli for both club and country.