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Chelsea can expect different Milan at the San Siro, warns Tomori

AC Milan at the San Siro than the side that fell tamely 3-0 last week in London, England defender Fikayo Tomori said on Monday on the eve of the Champions League return leg in Italy. Tomori gave a less than convincing show against his former club at Stamford Bridge but scored last weekend in a 2-0 win over Juventus in Serie A. "I was very angry after the game against Chelsea, which had to be cancelled out completely so it was good for me to score the goal," the 23-year-old told reporters before Tuesday's game.

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AC Milan vs Chelsea UCL Live Stream: How to watch, team news, head-to-head, odds, prediction and everything you need to know

AC Milan take on Chelsea in the UEFA Champions League. Here we have how to watch, team news, head-to-head, odds, prediction and everything you need to know

Laura Woods: Fans loved TV presenter’s 'exceptional’ NFL coverage

Laura Woods is renowned for presenting football and darts but the TV host is now relishing the chance to work on a different sport.

LadBible owner to make redundancies at Manchester head office

The Manchester-headquartered group behind online publishing brand LadBible is to make one in ten of its employees redundant.

Ronnie O'Sullivan compares 'incredible' Hong Kong Masters crowd to ATP Finals tennis - 'it’s unbelievable'

Ronnie O'Sullivan has compared the «incredible» Hong Kong Masters crowd to the one he witnessed at the ATP Tour Finals tennis event in London. The Rocket clinched the title in Hong Kong Masters with a 6-4 triumph over local hero Marco Fu, and made a big point of declaring that the tournament was «the best I've probably ever played in». Ad The showpiece final was watched by a remarkable 8,500 fans inside the Hong Kong Coliseum, with the atmosphere certainly unique to the World Snooker Tour with audible reactions to shots and moments in the match.

'Super-pumped' Djokovic ending troubled year on a high

Novak Djokovic believes his prolonged but self-inflicted absences in 2022 make him even more "super-pumped and motivated" to finish a year which started with the ignominy of deportation from Australia on a high.

'Super-pumped' Novak Djokovic ending troubled year on a high

Novak Djokovic believes his prolonged but self-inflicted absences in 2022 make him even more "super-pumped and motivated" to finish a year which started with the ignominy of deportation from Australia on a high. The 35-year-old swept to back-to-back titles when he comfortably defeated Stefanos Tsitsipas 6-3, 6-4 in the Astana final on Sunday, a week after securing the Tel Aviv trophy. "I could not ask for a better restart of the season. I'm super-pumped and motivated to end the season as well as I have done these past couple of weeks," said the former world number one.

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Chelsea can expect different Milan at the San Siro, warns Tomori

WATCH | Inside Arsenal's state of the art Emirates Stadium

AC Milan vs Chelsea UCL Live Stream: How to watch, team news, head-to-head, odds, prediction and everything you need to know

Laura Woods: Fans loved TV presenter’s 'exceptional’ NFL coverage

LadBible owner to make redundancies at Manchester head office

Ronnie O'Sullivan compares 'incredible' Hong Kong Masters crowd to ATP Finals tennis - 'it’s unbelievable'

'Super-pumped' Djokovic ending troubled year on a high

'Super-pumped' Novak Djokovic ending troubled year on a high