AC Milan vs Udinese: times, how to watch on TV, stream online | Serie A 2023/24

AC Milan will attempt to end a three-Game winless run against Udinese, a side still looking for their first victory of the season in Serie A.

Milan sit third in the Italian league, three points off leaders Inter Milan, after following up a home defeat to Juventus with an away draw against Napoli. In between those games, the Rossoneri lost to Paris Saint-Germain on matchday three of the Champions League group stage.

Meanwhile, Udinese are third-bottom in Serie A, having drawn seven and lost three in the top flight this term.

You can watch a live stream of AC Milan vs Udinese on fuboTV.

What time does AC Milan vs Udinese start?

The Serie A mathday-11 clash will be played at the San Siro in Milan, Italy, on Saturday 4 November 2023, with kick-off at 3:45 p.m. ET / 1:45 p.m. PT.

How can I watch AC Milan vs Udinese?

In the United States, Paramount+ has the broadcast rights to AC Milan vs Udinese - and don’t forget that you can also stream it on fuboTV, which offers a free trial.

Enjoy the Game on fubo.

AC Milan vs Udinese: form guide

AC Milan:

  • 29 October 2023: Napoli 2-2 AC Milan
  • 25 October 2023: PSG 3-0 AC Milan
  • 22 October 2023: AC Milan 0-1 Juventus
  • 7 October 2023: Genoa 0-1 AC Milan
  • 4 October 2023: Borussia Dortmund 0-0 AC Milan

Udinese:

  • 29 October 2023: Monza 1-1 Udinese
  • 23 October 2023: Udinese 1-1 Lecce
  • 6 October 2023: Empoli 0-0 Udinese
  • 1 October 2023: Udinese 2-2 Genoa
  • 27 September 2023: Napoli 4-1 Udinese

AC Milan vs Udinese: prediction

Udinese have drawn their last four Serie A Games - but we expect this sequence to end with defeat in Milan.

Prediction: AC Milan 2-0 Udinese.

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