Spanish side Malaga will be hosting struggling Italian giant AC Milan in match day three of the Champions League on Wednesday and despite the Rossoneri's current trouble, the home team won't take anything for granted.

AC Milan suffered their fifth league defeat this season after getting beaten 3-2 against Lazio on Saturday, but Rossoneri head coach Massimiliano Allegri still calls for calmness despite the difficult situation his side are facing.

A top of the table clash happened in Italian Serie A this week when defending champions Juventus host Napoli in Turin. Both teams have 19 points with six victories and one draw ahead of the Saturday clash, meaning that whoever win's the match will create a three points gap at the top.

Italy fulfilled their ambition in getting all three points against Denmark at home after securing a 3-1 victory on Tuesday. One of Italy's main actor in that victory was midfielder, Riccardo Montolivo, who opened the scoring for the Azzurri.

Italy and AC Milan star midfielder, Riccardo Montolivo, voiced out his agreement towards national team coach, Cesare Prandelli's opinion, stating that the criticism the Azzurri had after their win against Armenia was pretty harsh.

Italian giant, Ac Milan are reportedly making a serious plan in replacing their current coach, Massimiliano Allegri with former Barcelona tactician, Pep Guardiola, who is taking a rest from football at the moment.

AC Milan head coach Massimiliano Allegri was disappointed with some of the refereeing decisions that went against his side during the Milan derby on Sunday, in which the Rossoneri got beaten 1-0 by their city rival, Inter Milan.

AC Milan are coming into the Sunday derby against their city rival, Inter Milan, with a positive mentality after picking an important victory in the Champions League. However, tactician Massimiliano Allegri refused to tag his team as favorite for the derby as Allegri believed there are no favorites for this Sunday clash.

Champions League match day two continues its fixtures this Wednesday and some interesting games are in store for football fans. Premier League champion, Manchester City will host Bundesliga title holder, Borussia Dortmund and Roberto Mancini's men will be eager to pick up their first group win this season.

Italian Serie A enter its sixth week starting this Saturday with two interesting match in store, with Ac Milan traveling to Parma while Juventus host As Roma in Turin. Milan will be looking to continue their midweek victory with another three points at Parma, but Rossoneri  tactician, Massimiliano Allegri, is expecting another tough match at Ennio Tardini.

Ac Milan ended their winless home run this season after picking up a 2-0 victory over Cagliari on Wednesday, but assistant manager, Mauro Tassotti, still urge for more improvement from his team in upcoming games.

Serie A gets back in action this midweek and among several games, one that might caught many eyes would be Napoli's meeting with Lazio at San Paolo stadium. Both teams started their three games with straight victories but fell short on their fourth, with Napoli drawing against 10 men Catania, while Lazio slumped into a 1-0 defeat against Genoa in the weekend.