English Premier League
AC Milan face Venezia FC at San Siro with Serie A broadcast details confirmed
AC Milan will host Venezia FC at San Siro on Friday, 28 August, as both sides look to make an early statement in the 2026-27 Italian league season.
The match is part of the second round of the campaign, with AC Milan arriving after a 1-0 victory over Torino in their opening fixture. Ruben Amorim’s side will hope that result marks the start of a serious challenge for the title this season.
Venezia FC, meanwhile, endured a difficult return to the Italian top flight. The newly promoted club began its campaign with a 2-0 defeat by Lecce and will be aiming to respond against one of the league’s leading teams.
The game will be broadcast in Saudi Arabia by stc tv, which holds the rights to show matches from the 2026-27 Italian league season in the country. The match is expected to be available with Arabic commentary.
Supporters who prefer to watch online can follow AC Milan v Venezia FC through the stc tv application. The service is currently available free of charge to customers in Saudi Arabia who subscribe to the Mofawtar 4, Mofawtar Max or Baiti Fiber packages.
The match will kick off at 21:45 Saudi Arabia time and 22:45 United Arab Emirates time. It will be played at San Siro on Friday, 28 August 2026.
stc tv has not yet announced the commentator for the match. Further details will be provided once the broadcaster confirms its appointment.
Match details
– Fixture: AC Milan v Venezia FC
– Competition: Italian league, 2026-27 season
– Date: Friday, 28 August 2026
– Kick-off: 21:45 Saudi Arabia; 22:45 UAE
– Venue: San Siro
– Broadcaster: stc tv
– Commentator: To be confirmed
AC Milan’s expected starting line-up is set to feature Mike Maignan in goal, with a back three of Gila, Jaka Bijol and Strahinja Pavlovic.
Samuel Chukwueze, Ardon Jashari, Yunus Musah and Pervis Estupinan are expected to form the midfield. The anticipated front three consists of Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Goncalo Ramos and Cisse.
The proposed formation is 3-4-3, reflecting Amorim’s preference for a system built around three defenders, a four-man midfield and three attacking players. AC Milan will therefore go into the fixture hoping to build on their opening win, while Venezia FC will be seeking its first points of the season after the setback against Lecce.
