Home jersey design
The new AC Milan home jersey comes with thin red and black stripes on the front and total black on the back. The shade of red featured in the red and black stripes is brighter than last year’s jersey and creates a dripping effect at the bottom of the shirt. The adidas three stripes are grey to give greater uniformity to the kit design and they are placed on the side of the shirt, rather than on the shoulders, to show continuity with the shorts’ stripes.

The black V-neck collar features an Italian flag on the back. The crest displayed on the Home jersey returns, after a two year absence, to the contemporary AC Milan badge. The white adidas logo is on the left. The names and numbers of the players are written in Milan Type. The shorts are black with three grey stripes. The AC Milan logo is featured on the front, while the red adidas logo is on the back.

The new Rossoneri home kit is rounded off with black socks featuring elements of red.

Adizero Tecnology
The new Authentic kit will allow players to be faster and more comfortable on the field. It is made using a lightweight fabric which increases breathability by providing greater freedom of movement and comfort without sacrificing flexibility and resilience.

The Replica jerseys, on the other hand, feature the climacool ventilation technology designed to help keep your body cool and dry through holes, breathable materials, fabrics and special stitchings.

The jersey is made of recycled polyester, which has a lower impact on the environment as it reduces emissions, and therefore plays a key role in the adidas programme to protect the environment and promote sustainability.

The Home jersey is now on sale in all the adidas and AC Milan stores and as well as in the adidas and AC Milan ecommerce channels worldwide

MILAN – Here below is a full list of Milan’s appearances in the Italian Cup final over the past 50 years:

1967: Milan-Padova 1-0
1972: Milan-Napoli 2-0
1973: Milan-Juventus 6-3 (after penalties)
1975: Fiorentina-Milan 3-2
1977: Milan-Inter 2-0
1985: Milan-Sampdoria 0-1, 1-2 (two legged final)
1990: Juventus-Milan 0-0, 1-0 (two legged final)
1998: Milan-Lazio 1-0, 1-3 (two legged final)
2003: Roma-Milan 1-4, 2-2 (two legged final)

Here are all the previous meetings since 1966 between Milan and Juventus in the cup:

Coppa Italia 1966-67, Semi-final: Juventus-Milan 1-2.
Coppa Italia 1971-72, Second Group Stage: Juventus-Milan 0-1, Milan-Juventus 3-2.
Coppa Italia 1972-73, Final: Milan-Juventus 1-1 (6-3 on penalties).
Coppa Italia 1974-75, Second Group Stage: Milan-Juventus 1-0, Juventus-Milan 2-1.
Coppa Italia 1977-78, Second Group Stage: Juventus-Milan 0-3, Milan-Juventus 4-2.
Coppa Italia 1982-83, First Group Stage: Juventus-Milan 2-1.
Coppa Italia 1984-85, Quarter-final: Milan-Juventus 0-0, Juventus-Milan 0-1.
Coppa Italia 1989-90, Final: Juventus-Milan 0-0, Milan-Juventus 0-1.
Coppa Italia 1991-92, Semi-final: Milan-Juventus 0-0, Juventus-Milan 1-0.
Coppa Italia 2001-02, Semi-final: Milan-Juventus 1-2, Juventus-Milan 1-1.
Coppa Italia 2011-12, Semi-final: Milan-Juventus 1-2, Juventus-Milan 1-2 (2-2 after extra-time).
Coppa Italia 2012-13, Quarter-final: Juventus-Milan 1-1 (2-1 after extra-time).

The players that started versus the Giallorossi at the San Siro ran through a routine post-match workout while the rest of the squad were out on the lower pitch for a regular session which got underway with a warm-up and running drills.

Technical drills then took centre stage with the players put through their paces with passing exercises on a reduced size pitch. Sunday’s training session came to a close with a practice match.

Individuals: M’Baye Niang took part in the entire session with the rest of his team-mates.