Ac Milan vs Spezia
Milan were in action in the mid week running out 4-0 winners against Salzburg to secure a place in the UCL knockouts for the first time since 2013-14. This weekend are set to welcome Spezia at San Siro stadium for their Italy Series A league and we expect them to ride out the same winning momentum.
Spezia are struggling to gain their form with only nine points in 12 games,they are winless in their last two matches,they have poor winning record on away side with eight matches winless on row. We pick Ac Milan to win the match.
AC Milan possible starting lineup:Tatarusanu; Kalulu, Tomori, Gabbia, Hernandez; Tonali, Pobega; Messias, Diaz, Leao; Origi
Spezia possible starting lineup:Dragowski; Amian, Ampadu, Kiwior, Reca; Ekdal, Bourabia; Agudelo, Verde, Gyasi, Nzola
Stoke City vs Birmingham
Stoke city ended their winless streak of three matches against Wigan 1-0, today are back to action hosting Birmingham. We predict home team to win.
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