"AC Milan will face Atalanta for the 150th time in a competitive fixture when they welcome them to San Siro on Sunday night. There has been a pretty clear advantage for Milan in the head-to-heads over the years with 69 wins, 49 draws and 31 defeats. Having said that, the Rossoneri actually haven't beaten Atalanta since February 2023, a 2-0 win in the post-Scudetto season."
"Things were looking good in the reverse fixture when Milan took the lead early on through Samuele Ricci's deflected shot, but Ademola Lookman equalised and it remains 1-1. The most recent meeting at San Siro saw Atalanta prevail 1-0 thanks to the goal from Ederson."
"Milan must buck the recent trend both against La Dea but also in terms of their own league form, having won two of their last seven in Serie A. The magnitude of the game cannot be overstated, with a top four spot now under threat."
"➤ AC Milan have failed to win any of their last five Serie A matches against Atalanta (D2 L3), after winning four of the previous five (D1). ➤ Atalanta have avoided defeat in nine of their last 11 away Serie A matches against AC Milan (W4 D5); furthermore, after their 1-0 win on 20 April 2025, they could win two consecutive away games against the Rossoneri in the competition for the first time since 1943 (three in a row on that occasion)."
AC Milan play Atalanta for the 150th competitive meeting at San Siro. Milan hold a historical edge with 69 wins, 49 draws, and 31 defeats, but have not beaten Atalanta since February 2023. The reverse fixture ended 1-1 after Samuele Ricci’s early lead was cancelled by Ademola Lookman, while the most recent San Siro meeting saw Atalanta win 1-0 through Ederson. Milan have won only two of their last seven Serie A matches, and have failed to win any of their last five league games against Atalanta. Atalanta have avoided defeat in nine of their last 11 away Serie A matches versus Milan and have drawn heavily across their Serie A meetings.
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