The days are getting longer, the Winter is behind us and Spring is nearly here. March is already here and it will be a month filled with important matches that shouldn't be missed. The stakes are higher and the dates should be marked in your calendar: let's take a look at them together.
MEN'S FIRST TEAM
Only league action remains, with fixtures interrupted by the final international break of the season. It begins and ends with two big matches, with challenging encounters against Lecce and Como in between. 12 points up for grabs, needing to be gained to keep fighting up for places for European competitions.
SERIE A
- Matchday 27, AC Milan v Lazio, Sunday 2 March at 20:45 CET (DAZN) - San Siro - TICKETS
- Matchday 28, Lecce v AC Milan, Saturday 8 March at 18:00 CET (DAZN) - Stadio Via del Mare
- Matchday 29, AC Milan v Como, Saturday 15 March at 18:00 CET (DAZN) - San Siro - TICKETS
- Matchday 30, Napoli v AC Milan, Sunday 30 March at 20:45 CEST (DAZN) - Stadio Diego Armando Maradona
MILAN FUTURO
Six matches scheduled for the Rossoneri, who will start the new year with new coach Massimo Oddo with a difficult clash away at Legnago. There will be no international break, but there will be midweek clashes in what will be a fundamental month for the season ahead.
SERIE C
- Matchday 29, Legnago Salus v Milan Futuro, Sunday 2 March at 15:00 CET (Sky/NOW) - Stadio Mario Sandrini
- Matchday 30, Milan Futuro v Perugia, Saturday 8 March at 15:00 CET (Sky/NOW) - Stadio Chinetti, Solbiate Arno (VA)
- Matchday 31, Pineto v Milan Futuro, Tuesday 11 March at 18:30 CET (Sky/NOW) - Stadio Mimmo Pavone
- Matchday 32, Milan Futuro v Pontedera, Saturday 15 March at 15:00 CET (Sky/NOW) - Stadio Chinetti, Solbiate Arno (VA)
- Matchday 33, Arezzo v Milan Futuro, Saturday 22 March at 19:30 CET (Sky/NOW) - Stadio Città di Arezzo
- Matchday 34, Milan Futuro v Campobasso, Saturday 29 March at 15:00 CET (Sky/NOW) - Stadio Chinetti, Solbiate Arno (VA)
WOMEN'S FIRST TEAM
The Rossonere are back in action in March, ready to take on teams in the Championship Round. There are only important matches scheduled for Coach Bakker's side, who will play the entire first half of games within the space of 20 days: it begins with the fifth clash of the season against Fiorentina, a classic match in recent years.
WOMEN'S SERIE A
- Matchday 1 (Championship Round), Fiorentina v AC Milan, Sunday 2 March at 18:00 CET (DAZN) - Stadio Curva Fiesole, Viola Park (Bagno a Ripoli)
- Matchday 2 (Championship Round), AC Milan vJuventus, Sunday 9 March at 18:00 CET (DAZN) - PUMA House of Football
- Matchday 3 (Championship Round), Inter v AC Milan, Sunday 16 March at 13:30 CET (DAZN/Raisport) - Arena Civica Gianni Brera
- Matchday 4 (Championship Round), AC Milan v Roma, Saturday 22 March at 16:00 CET (DAZN/Raisport) - PUMA House of Football
MENS PRIMAVERA
A big month scheduled for Guidi's lads, starting with the away match against Verona, the prelude to a thrilling week before the international break. Because, in addition to the matches against Inter and Roma, there will also be the Coppa Italia semi-final against Lecce, with a spot in the final up for grabs, which would be the first since 2018.
PRIMAVERA 1
- Matchday 28, Hellas Verona v AC Milan, Sunday 2 March at 11.00 CET (Sportitalia) - Stadio Aldo Olivieri
- Matchday 29, AC Milan v Inter, Saturday 8 March at 13.00 CET (Sportitalia) - PUMA House of Football
- Matchday 30, Roma v AC Milan, Sunday 16 March at 11.00 CET (Sportitalia) - Stadio Tre Fontane
- Matchday 31, AC Milan v Sampdoria, Monday 31 March at 18:00 CEST (Sportitalia) - PUMA House of Football
COPPA ITALIA PRIMAVERA
- Semi-final, AC Milan v Lecce, Wednesday 12 March at 12.30 CET (Sportitalia) - PUMA House of Football
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