Udinese’s record in Serie A against AC Milan stands at 20 wins, 36 draws and 46 defeats. However, the stats are more favourable when you just focus on games Udine - 13 wins, 19 draws and 19 defeat. The last two encounters between the sides both ended 3-0 to the away team, the most recent of which was in May 2026, when Udinese recorded an impressive victory at San Siro. There hasn’t been a draw between the two teams in their last eight meetings (three wins and five defeats for Udinese), though Milan have drawn each of its last three away matches in Udine.
Kosta Runjaic’s side are eager to end their home goal drought, which has lingered since Jesper Karlstrom got on the scoresheet against Lazio back in early September. Jurgen Ekkelenkamp could prove a key asset in this regard – he’s got seven goals and four assists in 2026 and currently ranks second among midfielders in Serie A for total shots (20), trailing only Como’s Argentine star Nico Paz. On the opposing side, Adrien Rabiot has been on fire as of late, either scoring or assisting in his last four matches.
Milan are the highest-scoring team in Serie A between minutes 61 and 75, finding the next nine times in this period. The Zebrette will need to be particularly vigilant during this period, as they tend to perform better in the first half, having trailed at the 45-minute mark only once so far this season. Both teams feature two players who have played every single minute of the current Serie A campaign: Maduka Okoye and Jesper Karlstrom for Udinese, and Mike Maignan and Strahinja Pavlovic for Milan. This will be the first encounter between Kosta Runjaic and Ruben Amorim, and the Portuguese boss is yet to taste defeat in Serie A. Meanwhile, Milan player Pervis Estupinan used to be on Udinese’s books – in the 2026/17 season – although he failed to play for the Zebrette.