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Milan unbeaten in Serie A but winless in five meetings with Atalanta
AC Milan host Atalanta in Serie A on Sunday. Milan are unbeaten in six league games; Atalanta have lost three of their last five matches.
By FootieRadar Desk · Published · 3 min read
Milan are unbeaten in six Serie A games and sit sixth on 12 points. In the head-to-head, though, Atalanta hold the edge, and Milan have not beaten them in any of their last five meetings.
Kick-off is Sunday 18 October, 7pm Kenya time, at the San Siro/Giuseppe Meazza, with Daniele Chiffi refereeing. It is matchday seven, and both sides were in European action on 15 October.
Milan's unbeaten league start
Milan have won three and drawn three of their six league games, scoring 11 and conceding five. They have kept two clean sheets and have not failed to score in any league match. Rabiot and Moreira share the scoring lead with three goals each, and Rabiot has added two assists.
Across all competitions, Milan's last five read two wins, two draws and a defeat, with 10 scored and five conceded. The latest result was a 4–0 win at Red Bull Salzburg in the Europa League on 15 October. The only defeat in that run was a 2–0 home loss to Benfica on 16 September.
| AC Milan | Atalanta | |
|---|---|---|
| 6th | League position | 10th |
| 12 | Points | 9 |
| 3-3-0 | Won-drawn-lost | 3-0-3 |
| 11 / 5 | Goals for / against | 8 / 8 |
| 2 | Clean sheets | 1 |
| W D W L D | Last five, latest first | W W L L L |
Atalanta's slide and recovery
Atalanta are 10th on nine points, with three wins and three defeats from six league games. They have scored eight and conceded eight, so their goal difference is level at zero. Three straight Serie A defeats, to Roma, Cagliari and Juventus, were followed by a 3–1 win over Venezia on 12 October.
N. Krstović tops their scoring list with three goals and one assist. In the league they have kept one clean sheet and failed to score once. Their 3–1 win over Pafos in the UEFA Europa Conference League on 15 October was their second win in a row.
Atalanta's longer absentee list
Milan are without M. Gabbia (thigh) and A. Saelemaekers (ankle). Atalanta have five players missing the fixture: E. Elmas (red card), I. Hien (muscle), F. Kessie (calf), O. Kossounou (thigh) and G. Scalvini (thigh). Three more are questionable: R. Bellanova (thigh), G. Raspadori (thigh) and K. Sulemana (knee).
Our data holds availability reports, not confirmed line-ups, so these are the absences we can name.
Head-to-head: Atalanta's edge
Atalanta have won three of the last five Serie A meetings and drawn two, while Milan have won none. The most recent was a 3–2 Atalanta win in Milan on 10 May, and the one before that was a 1–1 draw in October 2025.
What the numbers point to
Milan's goal difference is plus six, against zero for Atalanta. At the time of writing, the market's view is 54% for a Milan win, 25% for a draw and 21% for an Atalanta win. That view is calculated from Pinnacle's odds with the bookmaker's margin removed, and it is not our opinion.
The table and the market favour Milan. The head-to-head is where Atalanta have the better of it.
Odds in Kenya
Kick-off is Sunday 18 October, 7pm Kenya time at San Siro/Giuseppe Meazza, Milan. These are the best prices at bookmakers licensed in Kenya right now.
Market view
The chance of each result implied by Pinnacle’s odds, with the bookmaker’s margin (3.6%) removed. Updated hourly. Calculated from betting-market data, not our opinion, and never a guarantee. How we calculate this →
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Data: API-Football (fixtures, standings, form, injuries, head-to-head, odds). Written by the FootieRadar desk with AI assistance and checked against the match data. How our predictions work.







