AC Milan and Inter will meet in the 247th derby at San Siro on Saturday 31 October. At the Meazza, banners and choreographed displays are set to return, and the match is expected to be the best-attended derby since March 2019.
Seats go back on sale
Safety coverings in the third tier at both ends will come down for the occasion, putting more than 2,500 seats back on sale. The coverings were installed in 2019 to safeguard the stability of those sections.
The provincial supervisory commission approved the seats going back on sale, and the derby is expected to draw more than 77,000 spectators.
Displays return to the stands
Many banners and choreographed displays will return to the stands after a long absence. GOAL reported that the displays have effectively been missing since legal investigations into both curva sections began and numerous bans followed checks by Lega Serie A, the FIGC, the prefect and the police commissioner.
AC Milan supporters' plan
AC Milan supporters' display will cover the blue second tier, the first and third tiers, and parts of the curved orange and red sections at the sides of the second tier. A large central banner is also expected, along with a plastic card on every seat for fans to hold up towards the sky and form the final image.
Curva Nord setup
In the Curva Nord, occupied by Inter supporters and guests on this occasion, reports so far point to an imposing display of Inter scarves.
