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Four days before their crucial clash against reigning champions Inter Milan, AC Milan host mid table Palermo at the San Siro on Wednesday night. See Milan vs Palermo live online as it happens by joining Ole Ole Football today.

Milan beat Bari 3-2 last weekend in a five goal thriller. The Rossoneri went ahead through Massimo Ambrosini’s header in the 4th minute and doubled their advantage through a low shot from Mathieu Flamini shortly after half an hour had passed on the clock.

Bari pulled one back through Vitaly Kutuzov in the 65th minute, but Milan’s two goal cushion was restored seven minutes later by Brazilian star Alexandre Pato after he collected a pass from compatriot Ronaldinho. Paulo Barreto’s late goal was to prove nothing more than mere consolation for the Apulians.

Palermo bounced back from a disappointing loss to CSKA Moscow in the Europa League as they beat Genoa 1-0 on Sunday. Mauricio Ferreira Pinilla scored the only goal of the game shortly before half time after being set up by Javier Pastore. Pinilla had missed a host of chances for Palermo prior to scoring and the Sicilians thoroughly deserved their win at the end.

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Mid table Palermo travel to the San Siro this Sunday to take on Leonardo’s AC Milan in round 16 of the 2009-10 Italian Serie A. Join us today at Ole Ole Football and watch live streaming of AC Milan vs Palermo on your computer.

Milan drew 1-1 with Swiss side FC Zurich in the Champions League on Tuesday. Milan Gajic gave Zurich the lead in the 29^th minute when he curled a free kick left footed past the Milan wall and into the bottom corner of Christian Abbati’s net. Milan drew level in the 64^th minute when Alain Rochat gave away a penalty by fouling Marco Borriello in the box. Playmaker Ronaldinho sent Zurich keeper Johnny Leoni the wrong way to tie the scores.

Defender Thiago Silva was substituted early in the Zurich game, and is a major doubt for Palermo’s visit. The Brazilian suffered a left calf sprain and was replaced by Kakha Kaladze. Despite the draw, Milan qualified for the last sixteen of the Champions League from Group C.

Palermo beat in form Cagliari last week to continue their strong home form. Alessandro Matri put Cagliari ahead in the 24^th minute, but the Rosanero equalised through Igor Budan’s 20 yard effort. Danish defender Simon Kjaer scored the winning goal on 65 minutes, heading in Giulio Migliaccio’s corner.

Palermo will welcome Fabio Liverani back from suspension, but will be without skipper Fabrizio Miccoli, who is serving a longer ban for insulting the fourth official in Palermo’s 1-0 loss to Chievo Verona.

Palermo have been in poor form away from home, winning just once in seven Serie A games this season. Will the Rosanero’s poor form on the road continue against the Rossoneri? Watch AC Milan vs Palermo live to find out.

After thrashing Torino 5-1 last week, AC Milan host Europe chasing Palermo this Sunday at the San Siro. Watch AC Milan vs Palermo live by subscribing to watch Italian footy feeds at oleolefootball.watchlive.net, the best place for online Serie A streams.

Evergreen forward Filippo Inzaghi scored a hat trick in Milan’s 5-1 demolition of Torino last week. Brazilian playmaker Kaka scored the fourth from the spot, with Massimo Ambrosini adding a fifth late in the game. The win took Milan to second place, ahead of third placed Juventus on goal difference.

Milan beat the Hungarian League Team 5-2 in a midweek friendly in Budapest. Kaka celebrated his birthday by scoring Milan’s equaliser on the night. Andriy Shevchenko netted a brace, and Clarence Seedorf and Tabare Viudez also found the back of the net as Milan scored five goals for the second time running.

Palermo are three points behind AS Roma, who currently hold the final Europa League spot. They crushed Bologna 4-1 last week and handed Giuseppe Papadopulo a defeat in his first game as Bologna manager. Manuel Belleri’s own goal gave Palermo the lead, and strikes from Simon Kjaer and Davide Succi made it 3-0 midway through the second half.

Edison Cavani added a fourth in stoppage time after Marco Di Vaio had pulled one back for the visitors as Palermo ran out deserved winners at the Renzo Barbera. Palermo beat Milan 3-1 when the two sides met in November last year. Cavani, Fabricio Miccoli and Fabio Simplicio were the scorers for the Sicilian club. Brazilian Ronaldinho scored a late consolation goal from the spot for Milan.

This is Palermo’s second visit to the San Siro in a fortnight. They held Inter Milan to a draw two weeks ago, and will be hoping for a similar result, if not better, against Carlo Ancelotti’s men. Watch AC Milan v Palermo live. Sign up today!!!