AC Milan have been priced at 20/1 to win the Champions League after advancing past Spurs to reach the competition’s quarter-finals for the first time since 2012.
AC Milan Champions League Odds
- Manchester City @ 2/1
- Bayern Munich @ 11/4
- Real Madrid @ 6/1
- Napoli @ 7/1
- Chelsea @ 10/1
- AC Milan @ 20/1
- Benfica @ 22/1
- Inter @ 25/1
Stefano Pioli’s side drew 0-0 with Spurs at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Wednesday night to secure a place in the Champions League quarter-final.
Milan have won the competition on seven different occasions: 1963, 1969, 1989, 1990, 1994, 2003 and 2007.
Brahim Diaz’s seventh minute opener in the first leg proved to be the crucial goal and Milan didn’t seem in any way phased against Spurs despite an unsettling 2-1 defeat to Fiorentina on Saturday.
Stefano Pioli becomes the first AC Milan manager to beat an English side in a Champions League round of 16 tie since Carlo Ancelotti in 2004/05 season when AC Milan beat Manchester United. 🇮🇹🔴⚫️#UCL pic.twitter.com/bJypUAwERX
— The Coaches' Voice (@CoachesVoice) March 8, 2023
Tottenham’s trophy drought continues, having last won silverware 15 years ago and Antonio Conte looks set to face the sack after taking over from Jose Mourinho in 2021.
Milan finished second in Group E, winning three, drawing once and losing twice. The Rossoneri beat Dinamo Zagreb twice, Red Bull Salzburg once and lost both games against Chelsea.
Spurs were heavy favourites heading into the tie after finishing top of Group D. Returning to the Champions League after a two-year absence, the north London side are now back at square one.
They must also face the prospect of losing Harry Kane in the summer, who is favourite to join Erik ten Hag’s project at Manchester United and compete for silverware at Old Trafford.
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