Milan ready to rile Barca again

Barcelona take on Milan at a damp San Siro for the fourth time in two years this evening.

Milan ready to rile Barca again
Tue, 22 Oct, 2013 - 01:00
David Shonfield
David Shonfield

It is not their favourite venue.

Including that traumatic semi-final against Jose Mourinho’s Inter, when Iceland’s spewing volcano forced them to travel by road, Barcelona have lost twice and won once in their last five San Siro appearances.

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