Where to watch Roma vs Milan in Serie A for free?

Milan suffered a loss in Wednesday's Coppa Italia final, which may prevent them from competing in Europe altogether, while the Giallorossi's lengthy undefeated run ended last week, dashing hopes of finishing in the top four.

After blitzing through the competition in 2025, Roma's streak was ultimately broken on Monday night when Atalanta BC defeated them 2-1 in Bergamo. The capital club is still in the middle of an intriguing battle for the top four, even though the loss brought an end to a 19-game league winning streak, which included 14 victories.

As an extremely close competition approaches its conclusion, Juventus and Lazio are in the lead with 64 points, followed by Roma in sixth place with 63 points and Bologna in seventh place with 62, with only one Champions League spot remaining. Since the turn of the year, the Giallorossi have scored at least 43 points, while also maintaining 10 clean sheets and giving up only 10 goals.

Recent history, however, indicates that the Giallorossi might have trouble earning three valuable points because they are winless in ten league games against Milan and also lost their most recent encounter, which was in the Coppa Italia quarter-finals. Although the Rossoneri defeated their city rivals Inter Milan in the cup semifinals, they were defeated by Bologna on Wednesday night, meaning they were unable to win the trophy for the first time since 2003.

Their best way back into Europe was via Rome, where they will be back in the capital with only two games remaining in Serie A, trailing Roma by three points. Despite winning the Supercoppa Italiana in January, which marked the start of Conceicao's tenure and set the tone for a string of fightbacks, they later withdrew from the Champions League and remained struggling in Serie A.

Despite the fact that the team's veteran coach still has a lot of options, its top scorer Artem Dovbyk, club captain Lorenzo Pellegrini, and standout player Paulo Dybala are all sidelined due to injuries. Since Dybala was sidelined for the remainder of the season, Dovbyk and Uzbek forward Eldor Shomurodov have frequently been partnered in the attack, but Shomurodov is now anticipated to spearhead the attack on his own.

Tammy Abraham is now on loan to Milan after switching locations with Alexis Saelemaekers last summer. He will undoubtedly score twice in the club's Coppa Italia quarter-final. Tammy will once again compete for a starting spot for Sunday's visitors with Santiago Gimenez and Luka Jovic.

Christian Pulisic, who has recently extended his contract after contributing 20 goals to Serie A this year, should lead one of the three in a 3-4-2-1 formation. Due to injuries, Theo Hernandez (thigh), Samuel Chukwueze (hip), and Warren Bondo (ankle) are expected to miss out, while Kyle Walker is out because of sickness.

Where to watch Roma vs Milan for free – Live Streams & TV Channels

The Roma vs Milan game will be streamed on multiple platforms across various countries for free. Here are some of the prime locations and streaming platforms in those locations.

The game can also be watched on various other websites like YallaLive, Footem, Live Soccer TV, SportSurge, and Koora English Live using a VPN.

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Roma vs Milan Predicted Lineups

Roma Predicted Lineup:

Svilar; Celik, Mancini, Ndicka; Saelemaekers, Cristante, Kone, Angelino; Soule, Baldanzi; Shomurodov

Milan Predicted Lineup:

Maignan; Tomori, Gabbia, Pavlovic; Musah, Fofana, Reijnders, Jimenez; Pulisic, Leao; Gimenez

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