MILANELLO - Third training session of the week for the Rossoneri today at Milanello and first of the day under the watchful eye of coach Brocchi. The team have continued their preparation ahead of the Italian Cup final against Juventus on Saturday night at the Olympic stadium in Rome.
The morning session started with a fitness work-out in the gym. Then the players went out to the lower pitch to continue with some technical exercises.The session ended with some drills attack against defence, five against four.
Individuals: Niang worked with the group and youth team players Crociata, Maldini and La Ferrara joined as well.
This afternoon the team will be back training at 4pm.
 

MILANELLO – Monday’s training session started with a warm-up on the lower pitch consisting of running drills over the hurdles and obstacles. 
The squad was then divided into two groups. One set of players did running while the other group went through passing drills. 
Training continued with a practice match on a reduced size pitch with two small goals and came to a close with tactical exercises. 
Looking ahead, the team will train twice on Tuesday. The first session will take place at 11.00 while the second at 16.00.  
Individuals: Niang trained with the rest of the squad. 

MILAN – With the 2016 TIM Cup final just around the corner, here below we detail all the key information for Milan fans making their way to the Olimpico for the game with Juventus. - Turnstiles will open from 16.00.- Milan fans have been assigned the Curva Sud and Tribuna Monte Mario sector of the Olimpico stadium.- Those travelling down by coach or with their own vehicles have been advised to use the ‘Roma Sud’ and ‘Roma Ovest’ toll-booths and take the “Aurelia direzione centro” exit on the Great Ring Road to the following destinations:by car:- “Cipro” Park and Ride where fans can make their way to the stadium by free shuttle bus service.- Piazzale Clodio Parking Centre where fans can make their way by foot or free shuttle bus service.by coach:- Parking at Lungotevere della Vittoria – Lungotevere Oberdan – Lungotevere della Armi – Lungotevere Flaminio (via Luigi Canina – Ponte della Musica from where fans can reach the stadium by foot)

MILAN – With the league season now over, the Rossoneri will now set their sights on the TIM Cup final with Juventus at the Olimpico scheduled for May 21. PAST FIVE CUP MEETINGS:2012/13: Juventus-Milan 2-1 (aet). Quarter Finals2011/12: Juventus-Milan 2-2 (aet). Second leg Semi Final2011/12: Milan-Juventus 1-2.  First leg Semi Final2001/02: Juventus-Milan 1-1. Second leg Semi Final2001/02: Milan-Juventus 1-2. First leg Semi FinalMEMORABLE MEETING: 1972/73. Milan-Juventus 1-1, 6-3 (on penalties): Cesare Maldini and Nereo Rocco were on the Milan bench for the cup final which ended 1-1 after normal time thanks to goals from Bettega for Juve and Benetti for Milan. The Rossoneri went on to hold their nerve in the shoot-out and didn’t put a foot wrong to lift the cup.FORMER PLAYERSMilan: Christian Abbiati (on loan at Juve in 2005/2006 season).Juventus: there are no former Milan players currently in the Juve squad.The following have played for both clubs: Zlatan Ibrahimovic (at Juventus between 2004 to 2006, at Milan from 2010 to 2012), Roberto Baggio (at Juventus from 1990 to 1995, at Milan from 1995 to 1997), Fabio Capello (at Juventus from 1970 to 1976, at Milan from 1976 to 1980), Romeo Benetti (at Juventus in 1968/1969, at Milan from 1970 to 1976, back at Juventus from 1976 to 1979), Alessandro Matri (at Milan in 2006/2007, August 2013 to January 2014. At Juve from 2011 to 2013), Andrea Pirlo (at Milan from 2001 to 2011, at Juventus from 2011 to 2015), Filippo Inzaghi (at Juventus from 1997 to 2001, at Milan from 2001 to 2012, Milan coach in 2014/2015).The following have coached both clubs: Carlo Ancelotti (at Juventus from February 1999 to 2001, at Milan from November 2001 to 2009), Fabio Capello (at Milan from 1991 to 1996 and 1997/98, at Juventus from 2004 to 2006).Milan’s run to the final:17 August, Milan-Perugia 2-01 December, Milan-Crotone 3-117 December, Sampdoria-Milan 0-213 January, Milan-Carpi 2-126 January, Alessandria-Milan 0-11 March, Milan-Alessandria 5-0