AC Milan tickets

About AC Milan A.C. Milan (commonly referred as Associazione Calcio Milan or simply just Milan in Italy) is an well known, professional Italian football club based in the city of Milan, Lombardy, Italy. The A.C. Milan club was founded in early 1900 by Herbert Kilpin (who was an English lace-maker) , Alfred Edwards and 4 other English partners. A.C Milan is a very very popular football team all over the world. A.C. Milan has many fans and supporters all over the world, many of these fans follow their popular team A.C. Milan in both home and away matches all over Europe. The A.C. Milan club have won over 17 officially recognized international titles. A.C. Milan have won 4 world titles more than any other football club in the world. A.C. Milan have also won the Intercontinental Cup more than twice and also won the FIFA Club World Cup once. A.C. Milan have also won the European Cup more than six times, only Real Madrid has exceeded this total record by winning the European Cup more than eight times. In the Italian Serie A titles, Milan and Internazionale are tied as the most successful clubs with 17 league titles; Juventus is the club that holds the record with more than twenty six titles. AC Milan has also won many other important titles including winning the the European Super Cup 5 times, as well as winning the Winners' Cup almost three times. In Italy itself, AC milan have won the Coppa Italia (italian Cup) more than four times, as well as 5 Italian Super Cups. A.C. Milan will most likely win many more cups in the future. Milan's home games (football matches) are played at the world famous San Siro Stadium, a.k.a the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza. The San Siro stadium is the biggest Italian football staduim, featuring a total capacity of over 80,000 people. for most of the matches, the tickets are sold out and many fans are desperately seeking ticket wherever they can. AC Milan News 3 European Giants Exorcise Demons A.C. Milan, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich all flexed their muscles against domestic rivals over the weekend, putting to rest some doubts about their resiliency. A.C. Milan Hopes New Soccer Season Continues Like Last The Serie A champion lost only one league match in 2011, and it opens the new campaign against Lazio on Friday. European Soccer Matchups This Weekend Paris Saint-Germain, newly wealthy after being bought by a Qatari royal, will show off its new team against Lorient, while the Milan teams are in Beijing to play a money-spinning cup game. Everton loan signing Donovan: LA Galaxy's Beckham must go to Olympics David Beckham Everton Landon Donovan LA Galaxy MLS Everton loan signing Landon Donovan says LA Galaxy captain David Beckham must go to the Olympics with Great Britain. read more AC Milan's Aquilani denies friction between Allegri and Pato Alexandre Pato Milan Alberto Aquilani insists there's no friction between AC Milan coach Max Allegri and teammate Alexandre Pato. Pato complained this week of not getting along with Allegri. read more Tottenham Goes Marching On in Champions League Tottenham Hotspur, never a contestant in this tournament before, reached the quarterfinal on Wednesday night and did it by eliminating A.C. Milan, the seven-time winner of the League. Milan Ties Barcelona as Champions League Soccer Resumes A.C. Milan got off to a quick start Tuesday, scoring before 30 seconds had elapsed, as the two teams drew, 2-2. Beckham urging Chelsea's Lampard to make January LA Galaxy move Chelsea David Beckham Frank Lampard LA Galaxy David Beckham is urging Chelsea ace Frank Lampard to join LA Galaxy. The Sun says Becks spoke to the Chelsea star twice in the last 12 days about the switch. read more May 7-8: This Weekend's Top Global Matchups A.C. Milan needs a win or a draw to reclaim the Italian league; Manchester United and Chelsea battle for the top of the English Premier League. Bologna keen on Inter Milan striker Castaignos Bologna Inter Milan Milan Parma Siena Bologna are interested in Inter Milan striker Luc Castaignos. The young Dutchman is being made available for loan this month. read more