Brescia v AC Milan

"One of this week's Italian Serie-A highlights will be the match between Brescia and AC Milan at Rigamonti Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Former Milan and Italy international Roberto Baggio will lead his team's attack as they prepare for the European champion's visit. Baggio won the Scudetto with Milan during the 1996 season but this time the 'Divine Ponytail' will have to dig deep into his sleeves in order to stop Milan from going away with three points. Baggio-inspired Brescia come into this match with a five match unbeaten run. However, Baggio have confirmed that he will hang up his boots at the end of the season but before the big day arrives, he will be playing 100% for Brescia. Baggio was rated doubtful for the clash against Lazio last week with a muscular injury but he did made the starting line-up in the match that they won 1-0. That was the first time in 35 years that Brescia have beaten the capital club. Gigi Di Biagio, who scored the winning goal at Olimpico Stadium will be unavailable due to suspension and his suitable replacement would be Martinez. Baggio will most likely partner Andrea Caracciolo upfront after Gianni De Biasi was impressed with his performances. Meanwhile, AC Milan will need to win this difficult encounter against Brescia should they intend to have the chance to catch AS Roma at the top of Serie-A table. The Rossoneri still remeber how they lost to Udinese at San Siro recently and Milan boss Carlo Ancelotti will be doing some reshuffling prior to the match. Ancelotti will begrateful to know that Alessandro Nesta is finally available after being sidelined for more than a month with knee problems. Ancelotti also looks set to leave out Massimo Ambrosetti and Danish international Jon Dahl Tomasson although both of them scored against AS Roma during their midweek Coppa Italia fixture. Brazilian wonderkid Kaka will play alongside Ukrainian international Andriv Shevchenko in the continued absence of main striker Filipo Inzaghi. With Kaka playing upfront, Milan's midfield quartet will consists of Gennaro Gattuso, Andrea Pirlo, Clarence Seerdorf and Manuel Rui Costa. Last season's corresponding fixture saw Brescia defeating the European champions 1-0. In fact, Brescia have not lose to Milan at Rigamonti Stadium since 1995-96 season. This match looks set to end up in a low scoring draw and don't be surprise if the home team could pull off a late win over Milan. "