Under manager Stefano Pioli, AC Milan has rediscovered their competitive edge and now has their sights set on ending a UEFA Champions. AC Milan regained its luster in the Champions League competition, after qualifying for the quarter-finals in the current version of the tournament. AC Milan draws goalless with host Tottenham on Wednesday, at “Tottenham” stadium in the second leg round of 16.AC Milan has emerged from a recent slumber to become one of the best teams in Europe once again. Milan qualified after benefiting from winning the first leg in Italy last month 1-0. The Rossoneri qualified for the quarter-finals of the Champions League for the first time since 2011/12, and also expelled Milan from North London (a 4-0 victory in the first leg, and a 0-3 loss in the second leg against Arsenal).
led by coach Stefano Pioli, Milan qualified for the knockout round of the Champions League without conceding in the home and away matches for the first time since the round of 16 in 2006/07 against Celtic. After their 0-0 draw with Milan, they ended Tottenham's run of 147 consecutive home matches in all competitions without a goalless draw, since the 0-0 draw with Swansea at Wembley in the Premier League in September 2017 (5 years and 173 days ago). Milan had qualified from the group stage in the Champions League after winning the runner-up in Group E, which included Chelsea, Dynamo Zagreb, and Salzburg, with 10 points behind the Blues in the lead.