AC Milan is experiencing a difficult season, but can count on the support of its supporters. Pitually eliminated by the Feyenoord in accession dams in the knockout stages of the Champions League, the Rossoneri point to 9th place in Serie A. The only consolation lot: a semi-final go to the Italian Cup to play against Inter, on April 2. And for this meeting, the residents of San Siro had to backtrack for the sale of tickets.
Calcio Mercato explains that the club led by Paolo Scaroni had initially decided to let each applicant buy up to 4 sesames to see the match. But this method posed a concern to subscribers, since there was no guarantee of attending the derby. The protests were heard. While the sale was scheduled for Wednesday at 12 noon, it is finally suspended. If Milan has not yet confirmed what the new sales methods will be, they should now guarantee subscribers to have access to the stadium for this shock.
