News
Tickets
Season
Teams
Club
  • Fondazione Milan
Shop
  • Match-worn Auctions
Fan
Academy

Copyright © 2026 ACMilan.com. Tutti i diritti riservati. Non duplicare o ridistribuire in nessuna forma.
Partita IVA: 01073200154
Licenza SIAE 5330/I/5051

Twitch
Facebook
Instagram
LinkedIn
TikTok
Youtube
X
Whatsapp
AC Milan Music
News
Videos
Photogalleries
Men's Match Tickets
Club 1899 Premium Hospitality
Name Change
CRN Card
Season Tickets
Mondo Milan Museum
Women's Match Tickets
Milan Futuro Tickets
Accreditations
Disabled Fans
Banners
Schedule
 - Men's First Team
 - Women's First Team
 - Milan Futuro
 - Men's Primavera
Standings
 - Men's First Team
 - Women's First Team
 - Milan Futuro
 - Men's Primavera
Men's First Team
Women's First Team
Milan Futuro
Men's Primavera
Women Primavera
Youth Teams
History
Palmarès
Venues
The Club
Management
Our Partners
Casa Milan
Sustainability
MilanLab
Store Online
AC Milan Flagship Store Via Dante
AC Milan Store San Babila
AC Milan Store Casa Milan
AC Milan Store Malpensa T1
AC Milan Store San Siro
MyMilan
Official App
Fan Engagement
Emirates MVP Of The Month
Milan TV
SLO Department
FAQ
Milan Academy
AC Milan Academy in Italy
AC Milan International Academies
Milan Camp
AC Milan Academy Experience Élite
Milan X-Perience
Contacts
Legal notes and usage
Privacy
Cookie Policy
Brand Protection
Digital Accessibility
Skip to main content
  • Shop

    Shop

    Tickets

    Tickets

  • Shop

    Shop

    Tickets

    Tickets

    Our partners

    PUMA-FOOTER.png
    EMIRATES.png
    MSC.png
    BitPanda.png
    EFootball.png
    Clivet.png
    DHL.png
    Enel.png
    FPG-(1).png
    Kumho Tyre.png
    Sponsor-BoggiMilano.png
    Corpay.png
    Socios.png
    UDINESE vs. AC MILAN: MATCH PREVIEW
    UDINESE vs. AC MILAN: MATCH PREVIEW
    UDINESE vs. AC MILAN: MATCH PREVIEW
    HomeSerie AUDINESE vs. AC MILAN: MATCH PREVIEW
    ...UDINESE vs. AC MILAN: MATCH PREVIEW

    UDINESE vs. AC MILAN: MATCH PREVIEW

    Serie AOctober 25th 2026

    In Udine to bounce back and stay near top: everything you need to know ahead of MD8

    Related articles

    AC MILAN DEFEATS ATALANTA AT SAN SIRO

    AC MILAN DEFEATS ATALANTA AT SAN SIRO

    Serie AOctober 18th 2026
    AC MILAN vs. ATALANTA: THE OFFICIAL LINE‑UPS

    AC MILAN vs. ATALANTA: THE OFFICIAL LINE‑UPS

    Serie AOctober 18th 2026
    AC MILAN vs. ATALANTA: MATCH PREVIEW

    AC MILAN vs. ATALANTA: MATCH PREVIEW

    Serie AOctober 18th 2026
    POINTS SHARED IN REGGIO EMILIA

    POINTS SHARED IN REGGIO EMILIA

    Serie AOctober 11th 2026
    SASSUOLO vs. AC MILAN: THE OFFICIAL LINE‑UPS

    SASSUOLO vs. AC MILAN: THE OFFICIAL LINE‑UPS

    Serie AOctober 11th 2026

    The Rossoneri are set for another trip away from San Siro as they head to Udine for Serie A Matchday 8. Udinese vs. AC Milan marks our final away fixture of October and offers a great opportunity to secure a positive result and consolidate our position in the Champions League places. Here's everything you need to know ahead of the league clash in our Match Preview.

    LATEST FROM MILANELLO
    From Thursday to Sunday, the Rossoneri's busy October schedule continues. AC Milan's objective is to bounce back from the defeat at Bournemouth and build on their previous victories over Salzburg and Atalanta. Coach Amorim welcomes back Gonçalo Ramos for the trip to Udine. The Portuguese forward has recovered and is ready to return to action. However, the squad will be without several key players. In addition to those already sidelined, AC Milan will also be missing Mario Gila, Diego Moreira and Adrien Rabiot, who have remained in Lombardy due to muscle fatigue. Their fitness will be reassessed in the coming days, especially with a busy schedule ahead. Following the trip to Udine, the Rossoneri will play four more matches over the next two weeks.

    "It wasn't our best night. We need to get back to Milanello and prepare for the next game," said Coach Amorim on Thursday evening. The Rossoneri boss did not hold a pre-match press conference ahead of the trip to Udine. "When you lose, you always have to look ahead. We need to review certain aspects of this game to avoid making the same mistakes. Our job is to prepare and make sure we're strong for the next challenge."

    Rúben Amorim

    LATEST FROM UDINESE
    Udinese are going through a difficult period. After a promising start to the season, which saw them collect four points against Como and Monza and advance past Padova and Venezia in the Coppa Italia, the Friulian side have suffered five consecutive league defeats. Their poor run of form, compounded by a 3-0 loss to Lecce last time out, has left Runjaić's team firmly in the relegation zone. In addition to the difficult situation on the pitch, the injury report notes the absence of Zanoli, despite his late appearance as a substitute against the side from Salento. Zaniolo and Abankwah, however, will be available. Bayo and Gueye remain unavailable, while Alaba and Solet are in doubt to feature. The rest of the squad is available to the German coach, who could consider making a few changes to his usual 3-4-2-1 formation.

    "I think facing AC Milan will be tough. They have great individual quality and, along with Inter, enjoy more possession than any other team," said Kosta Runjaić in his press conference. "They're near the top of the standings despite their absences, and they have far more strengths than weaknesses. We need to play with the right balance, keep our emotions in check and bring the right intensity and energy onto the field."

    Bluenergy Stadium, Udine

    PRE-MATCH STATS

    • This will be the 103rd meeting between the two sides in Serie A. The Rossoneri lead the head-to-head record with 46 wins to Udinese's 20, alongside 36 draws. AC Milan also won their last visit to Udine, securing a 3-0 victory in September 2025. None of the last eight meetings between the teams have ended in a draw, although Amorim's side have drawn their last three Serie A away games.
    • Nine of AC Milan's 14 goals in the opening seven league games have come between the 61st and 75th minutes, more than any other team. The Rossoneri also boast the highest shot conversion rate in Serie A (16%) and have allowed just 25 shots on target, with only Juventus and Roma conceding fewer. Amorim's side have also impressed with their passing under pressure, recording an 86% completion rate.
    • Both Udinese and AC Milan have two players who have played every minute of the Serie A season so far: Okoye and Karlström for the hosts, and Maignan and Pavlović for the Rossoneri. All eyes will be on Christian Pulisic, who found the net in the September 2025 meeting. The American has been involved in five goals against Udinese, a tally he has only surpassed against Lecce. He is also just one win away from reaching 150 victories across Europe's top five leagues.
    Christian Pulisic in Udinese 0-3 AC Milan, Serie A 2025/26

    WHERE TO WATCH UDINESE vs. AC MILAN ON TV
    In Italy, the match will be broadcast live on DAZN. Viewers in other countries can check the "Where to Watch AC Milan on TV" section under "Abroad" for broadcast information. Follow the coverage on the club's social media channels, acmilan.com and the AC Milan Official App.

    TIME MACHINE: UDINESE vs. AC MILAN
    Read now

    LATEST FROM SERIE A
    Matteo Marcenaro will referee the clash in Udine. The 34-year-old official from Genoa will take charge of his 51st Serie A match. He has already officiated three games in the 2026/27 season, including the Rossoneri's 2-2 draw against Lazio on September 12. He will be assisted by assistant referees Colarossi and Costanzo, with Ayroldi serving as fourth official. Pezzuto will oversee VAR, assisted by Aureliano.

    Matchday 8 kicked off on Friday, October 23, with Torino beating Monza 3-2. Saturday, October 24, featured Cagliari 0-2 Bologna, Como 2-0 Sassuolo, Napoli 3-3 Roma, and Lazio 2-1 Parma. Udinese vs. AC Milan will round off Sunday's action at 8:45 pm on October 25. The day's other fixtures include Inter vs. Fiorentina at 12:30 pm, Genoa vs. Venezia and Atalanta vs. Frosinone at 3:00 pm, and Lecce vs. Juventus at 6:00 pm.

    The standings: Lazio* 22; Inter 19; Roma* 18; Como* 17; AC Milan 15; Frosinone, Cagliari*, and Torino* 13; Juventus and Napoli* 11; Atalanta and Lecce 9; Sassuolo* and Bologna* 8; Monza* 7; Udinese, Genoa, Fiorentina, and Parma* 4; Venezia 3.
    (* = one game more played)


    How will Udinese vs. AC Milan end? Enter our contest!