AC Milan confirms Perth match against arch rival
Italian football heavyweights AC Milan and Inter Milan will face each other at Perth Stadium, as part of a preseason tour ahead of the next European season.
AC Milan confirms Perth match against arch rival
Italian football heavyweights AC Milan and Inter Milan will face each other at Perth Stadium, as part of a preseason tour ahead of the next European season. Grouped from 2 articles across 1 sources.
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AC Milan, Inter and Juventus to play matches in Perth
Perth will be the centre of Italian preseason football in August, with some of the game's heavyweights heading to the Western Australian capital ahead of the next European season.
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