The San Siro
AC Milan play their home games at the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium, which is better known to the supporters as the San Siro and is located within the district of the same name.
The stadium dates back to 1925 and was inaugurated on 19 September 1926, when AC were defeated by their arch rivals Inter Milan by a score of 6-3. Originally, AC Milan had the San Siro to themselves, however since 1947 the stadium has also served as the home ground for Inter.
The stadium was officially rechristened as the Giuseppe Meazza in 1980, in honour of the Italian footballer who was idolised by Inter and AC Milan supporters alike, and who had passed away the previous year. The stadium’s current capacity is 83,679.
The stadium dates back to 1925 and was inaugurated on 19 September 1926, when AC were defeated by their arch rivals Inter Milan by a score of 6-3. Originally, AC Milan had the San Siro to themselves, however since 1947 the stadium has also served as the home ground for Inter.
The stadium was officially rechristened as the Giuseppe Meazza in 1980, in honour of the Italian footballer who was idolised by Inter and AC Milan supporters alike, and who had passed away the previous year. The stadium’s current capacity is 83,679.
