AC Milan&nbsp; vs Inter Milan, 2024-25 Coppa Italia semifinal Live Streaming, Date-Time, Venue: AC Milan will shake hands with arch-rivals Inter Milan as the two meet in the first leg of the Coppa Italia semifinal on Wednesday (April 2). The contest will be played at the San Siro Stadium in what will be a high-voltage clash as Inter Milan chase a treble of Coppa Italia, Serie A and the Champions League. Ahead of the Coppa Italia semifinal second leg contest between AC Milan and Inter Milan, here are all the live streaming details.&nbsp;
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The AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match will be live-streamed on the GXR app and website in India.
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The AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match will not be telecasted on any sports network in India.<o:p></o:p>
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In the United States (US), the Coppa Italia semi-final match between AC Milan and Inter will be available to watch and stream online live through Paramount+ (sign up for the free 7-day trial).
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Network 10 has the rights to live stream Coppa Italia matches in Australia, meaning AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match can be viewed on the platform.&nbsp;
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The AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match will be live-streamed on the Premier Sports app and website and on ITV channel on TV in UK.
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The AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match will be played at the San Siro Stadium in Milan.
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The AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match will start at 8:00 PM CET (12:30 AM IST) on Wednesday (April 2).&nbsp;
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Sports, Football:  AC Milan will shake hands with arch-rivals Inter Milan as the two meet in the first leg of the Coppa Italia semifinal on Wednesday (April 2).

AC Milan vs Inter Milan, 2024-25 Coppa Italia semifinal Live Streaming, Date-Time, Venue: AC Milan will shake hands with arch-rivals Inter Milan as the two meet in the first leg of the Coppa Italia semifinal on Wednesday (April 2). The contest will be played at the San Siro Stadium in what will be a high-voltage clash as Inter Milan chase a treble of Coppa Italia, Serie A and the Champions League. Ahead of the Coppa Italia semifinal second leg contest between AC Milan and Inter Milan, here are all the live streaming details. Where to watch the AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match Live Streaming online on OTT in India? (AC Milan vs Inter Milan Live Streaming) The AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match will be live-streamed on the GXR app and website in India. Where to watch the AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match on TV in India? The AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match will not be telecasted on any sports network in India. Where to watch the AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match in USA? In the United States (US), the Coppa Italia semi-final match between AC Milan and Inter will be available to watch and stream online live through Paramount+ (sign up for the free 7-day trial). Where to watch the AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match in Australia? Network 10 has the rights to live stream Coppa Italia matches in Australia, meaning AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match can be viewed on the platform. Where to watch the AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match in UK? The AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match will be live-streamed on the Premier Sports app and website and on ITV channel on TV in UK. Which stadium will host the AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match? The AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match will be played at the San Siro Stadium in Milan. What time will the AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match? The AC Milan vs Inter Milan Coppa Italia semifinal match will start at 8:00 PM CET (12:30 AM IST) on Wednesday (April 2). ALSO READ | 'Updated IPL 2025 Points Table': Check points table, match results, NRR with wins, loss and other key details AC Milan vs Inter Milan Probable Starting XI AC Milan predicted lineup vs Inter Milan: Maignan; Walker, Pavlovic, Gabbia, Hernandez; Fofana, Musah; Pulisic, Reijnders, Leao; Abraham Inter Milan predicted lineup vs AC Milan: Sommer; Bisseck, Acerbi, Bastoni; Zalewski, Barella, Calhanoglu, Mkhitaryan, Dimarco; Thuram, Arnautovic.

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Holders Juventus progressed to the quarter-finals of the Italian Cup with a 4-0 win at home to Cagliari on Tuesday.

Dusan Vlahovic slotted home a first-half opener, before Teun Koopmeiners wrapped up the last-16 tie for the 15-time winners with a sensational free-kick from distance.

Francisco Conceicao and Nico Gonzalez netted late to underline an emphatic performance by the Old Lady.

"It was a good performance," Juve coach Thiago Motta told Canale 5.

"These lads are going through a tough situation in the right way, giving their all in every training session," he added of his players who have endured a stop-start domestic campaign as they sit sixth in the league table.

Juve join Lazio, Empoli, Bologna and AC Milan in the next stage of the cup.

Serie A leaders Atalanta are in action on Wednesday against Cesena, while Roma take on Sampdoria.

Reigning Scudetto champions Inter Milan complete the round of 16 when they host Udinese on Thursday.

In Turin, Vlahovic put the home side in front one minute before half-time when he swivelled smartly on a pass to feet from Kenan Yildiz and rolled the ball into the far corner.

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Summer signing Koopmeiners then notched up his second goal for Juve with an unstoppable left-footed free-kick from 25 metres out in the 53rd minute.

Vlahovic had the ball in the net twice more for Juve as they pressed forward in search of a third, but was on both occasions denied by the assistant's flag for offside.

Conceicao eventually made it three on 80 minutes with a whipped finish after cutting in from the right flank and Gonzalez chipped home a fourth with one minute remaining.

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Holders Juventus progressed to the quarter-finals of the Italian Cup with a 4-0 win at home to Cagliari on Tuesday. Dusan Vlahovic slotted home a first-half opener, before Teun Koopmeiners wrapped up the last-16 tie for the 15-time winners with a sensational free-kick from distance.

Holders Juventus progressed to the quarter-finals of the Italian Cup with a 4-0 win at home to Cagliari on Tuesday. Dusan Vlahovic slotted home a first-half opener, before Teun Koopmeiners wrapped up the last-16 tie for the 15-time winners with a sensational free-kick from distance. Francisco Conceicao and Nico Gonzalez netted late to underline an emphatic performance by the Old Lady. "It was a good performance," Juve coach Thiago Motta told Canale 5. "These lads are going through a tough situation in the right way, giving their all in every training session," he added of his players who have endured a stop-start domestic campaign as they sit sixth in the league table. Juve join Lazio, Empoli, Bologna and AC Milan in the next stage of the cup. Serie A leaders Atalanta are in action on Wednesday against Cesena, while Roma take on Sampdoria. Reigning Scudetto champions Inter Milan complete the round of 16 when they host Udinese on Thursday. In Turin, Vlahovic put the home side in front one minute before half-time when he swivelled smartly on a pass to feet from Kenan Yildiz and rolled the ball into the far corner. ALSO READ | Super League promoters reveal approaching FIFA, UEFA for official recognition Summer signing Koopmeiners then notched up his second goal for Juve with an unstoppable left-footed free-kick from 25 metres out in the 53rd minute. Vlahovic had the ball in the net twice more for Juve as they pressed forward in search of a third, but was on both occasions denied by the assistant's flag for offside. Conceicao eventually made it three on 80 minutes with a whipped finish after cutting in from the right flank and Gonzalez chipped home a fourth with one minute remaining. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Copa Italia: Teun Koopmeiners stunner sends Juventus into quarters

Milan, Italy
Holders Juventus progressed to the quarter-finals of the Italian Cup with a 4-0 win at home to Cagliari on Tuesday.
Dusan Vlahovic slotted home a first-half opener, before Teun Koopmeiners wrapped up the last-16 tie for the 15-time winners with a sensational free-kick from distance.
Francisco Conceicao and Nico Gonzalez netted late to underline an emphatic performance by the Old Lady.
"It was a good performance," Juve coach Thiago Motta told Canale 5.
"These lads are going through a tough situation in the right way, giving their all in every training session," he added of his players who have endured a stop-start domestic campaign as they sit sixth in the league table.
Juve join Lazio, Empoli, Bologna and AC Milan in the next stage of the cup.
Serie A leaders Atalanta are in action on Wednesday against Cesena, while Roma take on Sampdoria.
Reigning Scudetto champions Inter Milan complete the round of 16 when they host Udinese on Thursday.
In Turin, Vlahovic put the home side in front one minute before half-time when he swivelled smartly on a pass to feet from Kenan Yildiz and rolled the ball into the far corner.
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Summer signing Koopmeiners then notched up his second goal for Juve with an unstoppable left-footed free-kick from 25 metres out in the 53rd minute.
Vlahovic had the ball in the net twice more for Juve as they pressed forward in search of a third, but was on both occasions denied by the assistant's flag for offside.
Conceicao eventually made it three on 80 minutes with a whipped finish after cutting in from the right flank and Gonzalez chipped home a fourth with one minute remaining.
Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Dusan Vlahovic slotted home a first-half opener, before Teun Koopmeiners wrapped up the last-16 tie for the 15-time winners with a sensational free-kick from distance.



Milan, Italy Holders Juventus progressed to the quarter-finals of the Italian Cup with a 4-0 win at home to Cagliari on Tuesday. Dusan Vlahovic slotted home a first-half opener, before Teun Koopmeiners wrapped up the last-16 tie for the 15-time winners with a sensational free-kick from distance. Francisco Conceicao and Nico Gonzalez netted late to underline an emphatic performance by the Old Lady. "It was a good performance," Juve coach Thiago Motta told Canale 5. "These lads are going through a tough situation in the right way, giving their all in every training session," he added of his players who have endured a stop-start domestic campaign as they sit sixth in the league table. Juve join Lazio, Empoli, Bologna and AC Milan in the next stage of the cup. Serie A leaders Atalanta are in action on Wednesday against Cesena, while Roma take on Sampdoria. Reigning Scudetto champions Inter Milan complete the round of 16 when they host Udinese on Thursday. In Turin, Vlahovic put the home side in front one minute before half-time when he swivelled smartly on a pass to feet from Kenan Yildiz and rolled the ball into the far corner. ALSO READ | Super League promoters reveal approaching FIFA, UEFA for official recognition Summer signing Koopmeiners then notched up his second goal for Juve with an unstoppable left-footed free-kick from 25 metres out in the 53rd minute. Vlahovic had the ball in the net twice more for Juve as they pressed forward in search of a third, but was on both occasions denied by the assistant's flag for offside. Conceicao eventually made it three on 80 minutes with a whipped finish after cutting in from the right flank and Gonzalez chipped home a fourth with one minute remaining. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Napoli were knocked out of the Italian Cup by Lazio on Thursday after Tijjani Noslin fired a hat-trick to hand the Serie A leaders a 3-1 last-16 defeat in Rome.

Lazio will face either Inter Milan or Udinese in the quarter-finals thanks to Dutch attacker Noslin's treble which took his season's goal tally to five.

League champions Inter host Udinese at the San Siro in two weeks' time.

Noslin nodded Lazio ahead in the 32nd minute and, following Giovanni Simeone's rapid leveller, ended a sweeping move with a brilliant dummy and finish to put the hosts back into the lead four minutes before half-time.

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And the 25-year-old made sure of Lazio's passage to the last eight in four minutes after the break with another header from a pinpoint cross from Mattia Zaccagni, who also had a penalty saved midway through the first half.

Thursday's cup tie between largely second-string line-ups was a warm-up for Sunday night's Serie A clash between the two team in Naples, when Napoli will try to hold on to their slender league lead.

Napoli are one point ahead of Atalanta and four in front of Inter, Fiorentina and Lazio heading into the weekend's league fixtures.

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Napoli were knocked out of the Italian Cup by Lazio on Thursday after Tijjani Noslin fired a hat-trick to hand the Serie A leaders a 3-1 last-16 defeat in Rome. Lazio will face either Inter Milan or Udinese in the quarter-finals thanks to Dutch attacker Noslin's treble which took his season's goal tally to five.

Napoli were knocked out of the Italian Cup by Lazio on Thursday after Tijjani Noslin fired a hat-trick to hand the Serie A leaders a 3-1 last-16 defeat in Rome. Lazio will face either Inter Milan or Udinese in the quarter-finals thanks to Dutch attacker Noslin's treble which took his season's goal tally to five. League champions Inter host Udinese at the San Siro in two weeks' time. Noslin nodded Lazio ahead in the 32nd minute and, following Giovanni Simeone's rapid leveller, ended a sweeping move with a brilliant dummy and finish to put the hosts back into the lead four minutes before half-time. ALSO READ | BGT: 'That doesn’t happen in Australia; I know it happens in India’ – Ryan Harris rubbishes faction reports And the 25-year-old made sure of Lazio's passage to the last eight in four minutes after the break with another header from a pinpoint cross from Mattia Zaccagni, who also had a penalty saved midway through the first half. Thursday's cup tie between largely second-string line-ups was a warm-up for Sunday night's Serie A clash between the two team in Naples, when Napoli will try to hold on to their slender league lead. Napoli are one point ahead of Atalanta and four in front of Inter, Fiorentina and Lazio heading into the weekend's league fixtures. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Napoli knocked out of Copa Italia by Lazio's hat-trick hero Tijjani Noslin

Massimiliano Allegri was sacked by Juventus on Friday after exploding with anger during his team's midweek Italian Cup triumph.

Juve said in a statement that they had dismissed Allegri for "certain behaviour during and after the Italian Cup final that the club deemed incompatible with its values".

The Serie A club won their 15th Italian Cup on Wednesday night but Allegri burst into a rage, first being sent off in the final minutes after ranting at match officials and then dismissively waving away sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli during the post-match celebrations.

He is also alleged to have manhandled and threatened the chief editor of newspaper Tuttosport before the post-match press conference.

Juve had already been widely rumoured to be replacing Allegri with Bologna coach Thiago Motta in the summer, but were pushed to announce their decision with two matches of the season remaining.

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Juventus sit fourth in Serie A after collecting just 15 points in their last 15 league matches and are at Bologna on Monday night, with the two teams level on 67 points and already qualified for next season's revamped Champions League.

The Turin giants did not specify whether they had dismissed Allegri with just cause, a move which would potentially save the club from paying Allegri the remaining year of his contract, worth around seven million euros before bonuses.

The Italian Football Federation's disciplinary tribunal has launched an investigation into Allegri, who on Thursday was given an automatic two-match ban in the cup for his straight red card but could receive further punishment.

Massimiliano Allegri was sacked by Juventus on Friday after exploding with anger during his team's midweek Italian Cup triumph. Juve said in a statement that they had dismissed Allegri for "certain behaviour during and after the Italian Cup final that the club deemed incompatible with its values".

Massimiliano Allegri was sacked by Juventus on Friday after exploding with anger during his team's midweek Italian Cup triumph. Juve said in a statement that they had dismissed Allegri for "certain behaviour during and after the Italian Cup final that the club deemed incompatible with its values". The Serie A club won their 15th Italian Cup on Wednesday night but Allegri burst into a rage, first being sent off in the final minutes after ranting at match officials and then dismissively waving away sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli during the post-match celebrations. He is also alleged to have manhandled and threatened the chief editor of newspaper Tuttosport before the post-match press conference. Juve had already been widely rumoured to be replacing Allegri with Bologna coach Thiago Motta in the summer, but were pushed to announce their decision with two matches of the season remaining. ALSO READ | No Pakistan, England as BCCI's Jay Shah picks final four for T20 WC; weighs on IPL's Impact Player rule Juventus sit fourth in Serie A after collecting just 15 points in their last 15 league matches and are at Bologna on Monday night, with the two teams level on 67 points and already qualified for next season's revamped Champions League. The Turin giants did not specify whether they had dismissed Allegri with just cause, a move which would potentially save the club from paying Allegri the remaining year of his contract, worth around seven million euros before bonuses. The Italian Football Federation's disciplinary tribunal has launched an investigation into Allegri, who on Thursday was given an automatic two-match ban in the cup for his straight red card but could receive further punishment.

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Copa Italia: Teun Koopmeiners stunner sends Juventus into quarters

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Serie A: Juventus sack coach Massimiliano Allegri despite Copa Italia rampage