Finished 0 1 AC Milan - Barcelona UK Friendlies 
Prediction 1
Over 2.5 Goals
8/15 (1.53)
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Prediction 2
BTTS
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Milan vs Barcelona Top Two Betting Tips
Two of the top European clubs Milan and Barcelona are gearing up for a showdown in the Nevada desert on their American tours. On Tuesday, August 02nd the main Las Vegas show will be the Milan vs Barcelona clash. With the new seasons both in Spain and Italy fast approaching here are our PSG vs Inter Milan betting tips.
Contents
Over 2.5 Goals
- both of Milan's friendlies in America so far went over.
- Barca saw 7 of their last 8 matches in all competitions produce at least 3 goals.
- Milan saw 2 of their last 3 games vs Spanish sides go over.
- in 3 of Barca's last 4 games vs Italian teams, there were 3 goals or more.
BTTS
- both sides scored in 2 of the last 3 H2Hs.
- Milan's both friendlies this summer had BTTS outcomes.
- in 5 of Barcelona's last 8 games, there was no clean sheet.
Milan vs Barcelona: Bookmakers & Odds
Let's take a look at the latest markets and odds ahead of Milan vs Barcelona.
05/08/18 Elite Club Friendlies Elite AC Milan Barcelona 1 0 23/09/23 Italy Serie A Serie A Verona AC Milan 0 1 W 19/09/23 UEFA Champions League UCL Newcastle AC Milan 0 0 D 16/09/23 Italy Serie A Serie A Inter Milan AC Milan 5 1 L 01/09/23 Italy Serie A Serie A Roma AC Milan 1 2 W 26/08/23 Italy Serie A Serie A Torino AC Milan 1 4 W 26/09/23 Spain Primera Liga Liga Mallorca Barcelona 2 2 D 23/09/23 Spain Primera Liga Liga Celta Vigo Barcelona 2 3 W 23/09/23 Spain Primera Liga Liga Celta Vigo Barcelona 2 3 W 19/09/23 UEFA Champions League UCL Antwerp Barcelona 0 5 W 16/09/23 Spain Primera Liga Liga Real Betis Barcelona 0 5 W Head to Head
Last Five - AC Milan
Last Five - Barcelona
Milan odds: 11/4 (3.75) – 26.7%
Draw odds: 29/10 (3.90) – 25.6%
Barcelona odds: 43/50 (1.86) – 53.8%
*all odds provided are the best price at the time of publication and come from various bookmakers and therefore the probabilities won't always add up to 100%.
Barcelona are the fancied winners of this game with a probability of 53.8%. Still, the Italians are not to be underestimated too with their 26.7% chance for a win. The Milan vs Barcelona odds leave all outcomes possible. Here are some other of our best football tips for today.
Milan vs Barcelona Lineups and Last Match
Milan
Milan are yet to win on American soil, this despite them enjoying leads both against Real Madrid and Juventus. The Rossoneri threw away a 2-0 lead vs Real and ended up losing 2-3. They also held the lead twice vs Juve but the game ended 2-2 and Milan lost the penalty shootout.
In both those games, the forward actions were good with newcomer Pulisic and Leao flanking veteran Giroud up front. Defensively things looked pretty poor though.
Full-back Calabria got hurt in the last friendly and he seems likely to sit out now. Florenzi could start instead.
Predicted Lineup – Maignan (GK), Florenzi, Thiaw, Tomori, T Hernandez, Loftus-Cheek, Krunic, Pobega, Leao, Giroud & Pulisic
Barcelona
Barca's summer tour so far has seen them scoring goals by the bucket. They beat Vissel Kobe 2-0. Then lost 3-5 vs Arsenal before demolishing Real Madrid 3-0 in their last friendly. The 5 goals conceded vs Arsenal lit some alarm bells but the most recent display in defence vs Real was impressive.
There was some bad news for the Catalans after their last match. Both Christensen and Gundogan picked up injuries. They are now likely to miss out. Newcomer Inigo Martinez also might not be risked due to a muscle strain. The squad is deep though.
Ferran Torres and Raphinha could start, while Dembele's situation remains uncertain as he is expected to join PSG this summer.
Predicted Lineup – Ter Stegen (GK), Roberto, R Araujo, Kounde, Balde, Romeu, De Jong, Pedri, Torres, Lewandowski & Raphinha
Starting Lineups
*Lineups are usually announced 1hr before kick-off
Player to Watch: Malick Thiaw
The young German centre-back Malick Thiaw is a giant of a player. A lot could be desired from him defensively but in attack, he’s a major threat. Thiaw scored the first and assisted for the second goal in the last friendly vs Juventus. Now, against the much smaller Barcelona defence, we fancy Thiaw’s chances to be causing constant havoc from set pieces.
Can the German score in back-to-back matches?
