AC Milan will host Club Brugge at San Siro on Tuesday for matchday three of the Champions League.

It’s a chance for the Rossoneri (0-0-2) to secure their first win of the young season, while the Belgians (1-0-1) have a chance to continue their excellence away from home.

Coverage of the game at 12:45 p.m. EDT can be watched on TUDN or live streamed on fubo TV (FREE trial) and DirecTV Stream (add-on, FREE trial and discount).

The game comes on the same day it was announced that Inter Milan and AC Milan would launch another joint bid to build a new stadium near the iconic San Siro, according to Milan officials.

Milan Mayor Giuseppe Sala and a delegation from Inter and Milan met with Italian culture and sports ministers to discuss the “idea of ​​building a new stadium in the San Siro district and developing the surrounding area.”

AC Milan lost 3-1 to Liverpool on September 17th and 1-0 to Leverkusen on October 1st.

The Rossoneri will look to build on the momentum of a 1-0 win over Udinese on Saturday after playing with ten men for most of the Serie A game.

Samuel Chukwueze gave Milan the lead in the 13th minute after another assist from Christian Pulisic. According to the Associated Press, Noah Okafor fought his way down the left flank and rolled the ball across to Pulisic, who set up Chukwueze to sweep the ball into the bottom corner, the Associated Press reported.

Pulisic was involved in at least one goal in seven consecutive league games; produced five goals and three assists.

But the Rossoneri’s task became more difficult when midfielder Tijjani Reijnders was shown a red card in the 29th minute.

Pulisic almost doubled Milan’s lead in the 75th minute but his effort was saved by Maduka Okoye. Abraham, who had been substituted just three minutes earlier, injured his shoulder while trying to score with the rebound and had to be substituted.

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Udinese had two goals ruled out for offside, including one deep in stoppage time.

Meanwhile, Club Brugge have developed a trend of away wins, from their win against Sturm Graz in Europe (a 1-0 triumph thanks to Tzolis) to a more recent win against Westerlo that ended a run of three games without a win in the league .

After losing 3-0 to Dortmund in their opening game, the Belgians are eager to secure a result against a top team and build on their already impressive performance against the Germans, and no victory would be sweeter than one at the San Siro.

Mignolet and Vanaken are the experienced players to keep an eye on, while De Cuyper, Onyedika, Tzolīs and Skov Olsen are worth keeping an eye on. Meijer is the only confirmed absentee.