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AC Milan will be looking to pick up their first league victory in February 2011 when they host Parma on Saturday evening at the San Siro. See live AC Milan vs Parma soccer streaming by joining Ole Ole Football today.

Milan have drawn both their league games so far in February. They started off with a stalemate against Lazio at home and followed it up with a 1-1 draw away at Genoa last Sunday. The two draws have seen Milan’s lead at the top of the table cut to a mere three points, meaning that a slip up at Parma this weekend could prove to be very costly for the Rossoneri.

Against Genoa, Milan took the lead through Alexandre Pato in the 29^th minute. Pato converted from close range after an error from Dario Dainelli had allowed Zlatan Ibrahimovic to pick out his Brazilian strike partner. Genoa equalised through Antonio Floro Flores on the stroke of half time, minutes after the forward’s menacing free kick had been tipped over by Milan keeper Christian Abbiati.

Like Milan, Parma also drew their last Serie A fixture 1-1. Amauri’s stunning volley, his first goal for Parma, put the hosts 1-0 ahead against Fiorentina. However the Viola equalised from the spot early in the second half through Gaetano D'Agostino after Michele Camporese drew a foul from Parma’s Massimo Gobbi.

Amauri nearly won the game with his late header, but unfortunately for Parma, the striker’s effort hit the crossbar. The Gialloblu have 26 points to show for their efforts after 24 league games, while Milan lead the standings with 49 from the same number of games.

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After seeing their three game unbeaten run come to an end against Napoli, AC Milan will be hoping for better luck when they host Parma in Serie A this weekend at the San Siro. Use your exclusive membership with Ole Ole Football and watch AC Milan vs Parma live online.

Milan were up against Walter Mazzarri’s Napoli on Wednesday night, and went 2-0 up in the first five minutes of the game as Filippo Inzaghi and Alexandre Pato scored to shock the Napoli faithful at the Stadio San Paolo.

Ignazio Abate, brought in as a replacement for the injured Massimo Oddo, saw red in the 86^th minute for a challenge on Walter Gargano. Luca Cigarini started Napoli’s comeback in the last minute, volleying home after Clarence Seedorf’s defensive header had landed at his feet. German Denis then delighted the home fans when he headed in Cristian Maggio’s cross in injury time as Napoli came out of the stadium with an unlikely point.

Parma picked up their fourth win in five home games when they beat in form Bari 2-0 on Wednesday. Bulgarian striker Valeri Bojinov, signed on loan in the summer from Man City, gave Francesco Guidolin’s men the lead in the 57^th minute.

The Gialloblu doubled their lead eight minutes later through Alberto Paloschi. Paulo Vito Barretto then appeared to have pulled one back for Bari, only to have the goal disallowed for offside.

Parma have not been good travellers this season. The Gialloblu have won just once in five trips away from Stadio Ennio Tardini, and Milan will feel that they can take three points from this fixture. Sign up today and watch AC Milan vs Parma live online.