Livorno started their season well with a draw against Cagliari, but were beaten by Champions League aspirants Napoli in their next game. Goals from Fabio Quaglirella and Marek Hamsik put Napoli 2-0 ahead at half time. Veteran forward Cristiano Lucarelli pulled one back for Livorno after the break, but Quaglirella struck his second seven minutes from time to condemn Livorno to their first defeat of the season.
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New summer signing Mirko Pieri was given his marching orders towards the end of the game for a foul on Walter Gargano, and will miss the game against Milan as a result. Livorno’s last home win over Milan came way back in January 2005.
Milan were humbled by defending champions Inter in their last game. The Rossoneri crashed to a 4-0 defeat and also had midfielder Gennaro Gattuso sent off towards the end of the first half. It was certainly not the debut that new signing Klaas Jan Huntelaar had hoped for.
Coach Leonardo will be hoping that his side will bounce back from that demoralising defeat and pick up three points against the Amaranto this weekend. Milan are currently 11th in the table, with three points from two games.
When these two sides met in April 2008, Milan crushed Livorno 4-1 with Filippo Inzaghi scoring a hat trick. Can Milan prove that the loss to Inter was just a minor blip and beat their Tuscan opponents this weekend? Watch Livorno vs AC Milan live to find out. After being beaten by Napoli a fortnight ago, newly promoted Livorno face Leonardo’s AC Milan as the Italian Serie A gets underway after the international break.
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