Boateng and Pato Fly To London
Kevin Prince Boateng has once again beat the odds and has recovered in time to make the squad for Milan's game against Tottenham Hotspurs on Wednesday evening.
The midfielder was injured in the game against Juventus, after a harsh tackle saw him stretchered off; leaving everyone in doubt that he would be fit enough to make the side.
Nevertheless Boateng once again showed his strength and managed to make the squad after completing his first training session since the game on Saturday evening.
While this undoubtedly brings good news to the side as well as providing extra confidence to the players and fans; Milanisti have more to smile about as Pato has also made the squad to play at White Hart Lane.
The Brazilian had to pull out of the match against Juventus due to fever but he seems to have broken the temperature and will be healthy enough to play against Spurs. The 21-year-old will be desperately needed as the Rossoneri will have to make do without Cassano.
It will undoubtedly be a tough match for Allegri's men who will have to play in a hostile atmosphere given the happenings of the last game, which saw Gattuso head about assistant coach Joe Jordan.
A 2-0 win will guarantee the Diavoli a spot into the quarter finals but it will be no easy task. Forza Milan
The midfielder was injured in the game against Juventus, after a harsh tackle saw him stretchered off; leaving everyone in doubt that he would be fit enough to make the side.
Nevertheless Boateng once again showed his strength and managed to make the squad after completing his first training session since the game on Saturday evening.
While this undoubtedly brings good news to the side as well as providing extra confidence to the players and fans; Milanisti have more to smile about as Pato has also made the squad to play at White Hart Lane.
The Brazilian had to pull out of the match against Juventus due to fever but he seems to have broken the temperature and will be healthy enough to play against Spurs. The 21-year-old will be desperately needed as the Rossoneri will have to make do without Cassano.
It will undoubtedly be a tough match for Allegri's men who will have to play in a hostile atmosphere given the happenings of the last game, which saw Gattuso head about assistant coach Joe Jordan.
A 2-0 win will guarantee the Diavoli a spot into the quarter finals but it will be no easy task. Forza Milan
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