By: Oliver Fisher AC Milan and Udinese will meet for the 110th time on Sunday evening, with the Rossoneri hoping to bounce back from midweek. Milan have a pretty clear advantage in the previous 109 meetings with 48 wins compared…

AC Milan prepare to face Udinese for the 110th time in Serie A on Sunday evening, looking to bounce back from midweek action. Milan hold the historical advantage with 48 wins to Udinese's 24 across 109 previous meetings, alongside 37 draws. None of the last eight clashes between the sides have finished level, producing a total of 27 goals.
Milan have won their previous three Serie A away trips against Udinese, though Udinese won the most recent encounter 3-0 in April. Udinese enter the fixture having lost five consecutive Serie A matches, while Milan manager Ruben Amorim remains unbeaten through his first seven league matches in charge.
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