AC Milan v Frosinone

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Sunday 22 Nov 2026

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San Siro • 

Milan, ItalyShow on map

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AC Milan is one of Italy’s most successful football clubs, founded in 1899 and based in Stadio Benito Stirpe1, Lombardy. The Rossoneri compete in Stadio Benito Stirpe0, Italy’s top division, and regularly pursue domestic trophies in the Coppa Italia and Supercoppa Italiana, as well as European honours in UEFA competitions. Their major achievements include 19 Italian league titles and seven European Cup or UEFA Champions League crowns, making Stadio Benito Stirpe1 one of Europe’s most decorated clubs. The team plays its home matches at San Siro, officially the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, a landmark stadium shared with city rivals Inter Milan. Its capacity is approximately 75,000, though configurations can vary. AC Milan’s history is associated with celebrated players such as Paolo Maldini, Franco Baresi, Marco van Basten, Kaká and Andriy Shevchenko, while more recent stars have included Zlatan Ibrahimović and Rafael Leão. Known for its red-and-black shirts, the club has a passionate international following and a long tradition of competitive football. This guide to AC Milan covers the club’s history, trophies, players, stadium and participation in Italian and European competitions.

Frosinone Calcio is a professional football club from Frosinone, in Italy’s Stadio Benito Stirpe2 region, known for its yellow-and-blue colours and passionate local support. Founded in 1912, the club competes in the Italian league system and has established itself as a regular presence in Serie B, while earning several historic promotions to Stadio Benito Stirpe0. Frosinone reached Italy’s top division for the first time in 2015 and returned in 2018 and 2023. Its major honours include winning the Serie B title in the 2022–23 season and the Serie C championship in 2013–14, achievements that reflect the club’s rise through the divisions. Home matches are played at Stadio Benito Stirpe, a modern, purpose-built stadium opened in 2017 and named after the club’s former president; it holds around 16,000 spectators. The stadium is an important landmark for supporters and provides an atmospheric setting for league fixtures. Frosinone has featured a range of notable Italian players, including club top scorer Daniel Ciofani, whose goals helped shape the team’s successful campaigns. With a strong regional identity, a history of promotion and competitive ambitions, Frosinone remains a distinctive name in Italian football.