(IN THE PHOTO: Today at Milanello, Comi and Rodrigo Ely at work)
MILANELLO – Milan will leave for Gubbio on Saturday morning, and on Sunday evening they debut in the Final Eight Primavera against Juventus (live on Sportitalia at 9pm, also on Milan Channel with a presentation in the studio at 23.45). The young rossoneri will be without Carmona, Calvano, Kingsley Boateng or Pelè Tuncara, but can count on Mattia Valoti and Mattia De Sciglio (on duty with the Italian under 21s) after the first game, in the case that Milan qualify.PHOTOS OF THE TEAM TRAINING TODAY AT MILANELLOJuan Luca Sacchi from Macerata will officiate the game. The whistle blower from Marche will have Leonardo Camillucci and Alessandro Marinelli in support on the sidelines. The fourth official will be Luca Albertini.When the draw was made on May 21st, Filippo Galli, in charge of the youth sector of the rossoneri, stated about Juventus “We know about their strengths and how much they want to win the championship, but we’ll give everything on the pitch. Juventus won their group in style. Semi final? We obtained 53 points just as Inter did, and our team has values that are not just technical as they have proved themselves in difficult moments. The final talking will be done on the pitch, but we will certainly arrive motivated for this difficult fixture”.“When you get to this point” – Juventus coach Marco Baroni said – “you need to realize that every opponent is dangerous. Last year we saw Varese go in to the final and when I coached Siena a few years ago we were a whisper away from the scudetto. We will see a quality Milan side, but we have to think about ourselves. For two months we’ve known about this match and we’re well prepared, even without those away playing for Italy”. 
The winner between the rossoneri and the bianconeri will meet (in Gubbio on June 6th), the winner between Inter and Palermo. On the other side of the draw, Roma-Varese and Lazio-Torino. The final is also in Gubbio, on Saturday 9th June.