Liverpool finished last season as Premier League champions, while Milan finished eighth in the Italian league.

Liverpool vs AC Milan prediction:
Milan, for large spells, gave a good account of themselves against Arsenal but lacked a cutting edge in attack. That was to be expected with no senior centre-forward named in the tour squad.

Coming up against a Liverpool team that are top-heavy in attack will represent a different task for the Serie A giants entirely.

Of course, the result is not important as Slot will be using this fixture to build up match fitness for his player and also experiment with formation and personnel. Still, the Reds should have too much quality.

Liverpool to win, 3-0.

Date, kick-off time:
Liverpool vs AC Milan is scheduled for a 12.30pm BST kick-off today, Saturday, July 26, 2025. The match will take place at the Kai Tak Stadium, Hong Kong.

The Gunners, who are expected to mount a Premier League title challenge next season, are in Asia this summer for a three-game tour and first up is a return to Singapore for a showdown with the Italian giants.

Mikel Arteta’s side have been extremely busy in the summer transfer window thus far which means fans in Singapore could see three of the four new recruits in action as well as a number of talented youngsters.

Meanwhile somewhat of a rebuild at Milan is taking place. Max Allegri is back in charge after the club failed to qualify for Europe and he has overseen the sale of Theo Hernandez to Al Hilal.

It’s a first meeting between the two sides since a friendly in Dubai back in December 2022 when the two teams were preparing to resume their respective league campaigns following the winter World Cup.

Date, kick-off time and venue
Arsenal vs AC Milan is scheduled for a 7.30pm kick-off local time which is 12.30pm BST in the UK today, Wednesday, July 23, 2025.

The match will take place at the National Stadium in Singapore.

The two teams have different aims but both need a win; so, the game in Udine is sure to be hard-fought and intense. Let’s prepare for kick-off with our Match Preview.

LATEST FROM MILANELLO
AC Milan go into it hoping to get back to winning ways following the 2-2 draw with Fiorentina at San Siro. The comeback displayed the Rossoneri’s character, but they came away knowing that they need to improve in their remaining games this season. In the standings, AC Milan remain in the hunt for European football, but every slip-up could prove costly. Long-term absentees Loftus-Cheek and Emerson Royal are unavailable for the game in Udine, as are Santi Gimenez and Kyle Walker. Up top, we could see Luka Jović, who has scored in both of his last two appearances.

Sergio Conceição in his pre-match press conference: “We need to learn to focus from the first minute. We cannot always be chasing the game. I want to be compact and solid for the full 90 minutes. We’re not looking at the table; we just need to concentrate on the game. We’ve had a good week, and I want to see that on the pitch. I like a 4-4-2, but we need more balance. We can be effective with just one up top as well. Gimenez and Walker are out, we need to manage Florenzi.”

LATEST FROM UDINESE
Udinese are preparing to host AC Milan but aren’t in any great need of points. The Bianconeri, following consecutive defeats at the hands of Genoa, Inter and Hellas Verona, are out of sorts and want a response in front of their home crowd. Runjaić’s men have shown solidity in the form of centre-backs Solet and Bijol but continue to struggle up front, where the quality of Lorenzo Lucca (10 goals) hasn’t been enough to make up for a midfield, which lacks balance. They also have plenty of absentees in attack: Thauvin, Davies and Sánchez. They have no suspensions.

Runjaić ahead of the game: “If we’d drawn against Hellas Verona and Genoa, we’d be talking about a different game, but we all know how good AC Milan are. We need to be at our best. We have some big players missing, but we have alternatives. I prefer a striker who tries, even if he misses: Lucca will get chances tomorrow. Solet knows he can do better; we expect a big performance from him.”

PRE-MATCH NUMBERS

AC Milan will become the fourth team against which Udinese have played at least 100 Serie A games (99 at the moment), after Juventus (101), Roma (102), and Inter (104)
Since the start of 2025 and Sérgio Conceição’s arrival, no team has fallen behind more time than AC Milan this season: 10, level with Empoli, Parma and Monza. In any case, only Bologna have taken more points from losing positions (16) than the Rossoneri (13).
Tammy Abraham’s goal against Fiorentina was his 29th in Serie A, and only two English players have scored more in the Italian top flight: David Platt (31) and Gerald Hitchens (59).

WHERE TO WATCH UDINESE v AC MILAN
In Italy, Udinese v AC Milan will be broadcast on DAZN, Sky and NOW. To watch it in a different country, you can check the “Where to Watch AC Milan on TV” section under “Abroad.” On the Rossoneri channels, the Matchday coverage on Milan TV will begin at 20:00 CEST, leading up to kick-off, followed by interviews and a press conference with Coach Conceição. Don’t miss the coverage on acmilan.com, the AC Milan Official App, official social media channels and WhatsApp.

LATEST FROM SERIE A
The referee for the match will be Juan Luca Sacchi, assisted by Stefano Del Giovane and Christian Rossi. The fourth official will be Valerio Crezzini. At VAR Valerio Marini, assisted by Davide Massa.

The fixtures on matchday 32: Udinese v AC Milan on Friday at 20:45. Saturday at 15:00: Venezia v Monza; 18:00 Inter v Cagliari; 20:45: Juventus v Lecce. Sunday at 12:30: Atalanta v Bologna; 15:00: Fiorentina v Parma and Hellas Verona v Genoa; 18:00: Como v Torino; 20:45: the derby della Capitale Lazio v Roma. Monday at 20:45: Napoli v Empoli.

This is the current standings: Inter 68; Napoli 65; Atalanta 58; Bologna 57; Juventus 56; Lazio 55; Roma 53; Fiorentina 52; Milan 48; Torino and Udinese 40; Genoa 38; Como 33; Hellas Verona 31; Cagliari 30; Parma 27; Lecce 26; Empoli 24; Venezia 21; Monza 15.