Milan and Inter set for San Siro derby on 31 October: TV channel, streaming and predicted teams

Milan and Inter will meet at San Siro on Saturday, 31 October in a major Serie A fixture from matchweek 10 of the 2026-27 season.

Kick-off is scheduled for 21:45 Saudi Arabia time and 22:45 United Arab Emirates time.

How to watch Milan v Inter

The match will be broadcast on the stc tv application, which holds the rights to Serie A during the 2026-27 season.

Viewers in Saudi Arabia can also watch the Milan derby online through the stc application.

A subscription to stc tv is free for customers with Baiti Fibre, Mofawtar 4 Extra and Mofawtar Max packages in Saudi Arabia. Other viewers can access the service for 15 Saudi riyals per month.

Predicted line-ups

Milan’s expected starting XI is Mike Maignan in goal, with Koni De Winter, Strahinja Pavlovic, Pervis Estupinan and Fikayo Tomori in defence.

Omari Hutchinson, Ardon Jashari, Alfadio Cisse and David Bartesaghi are listed in midfield, while Yunus Musah and Goncalo Ramos are expected to lead the attack.

Ruben Amorim is named as Milan’s manager.

Inter’s anticipated team includes Ivan Provedel in goal and a back four of Yann Bisseck, Alessandro Bastoni, Carlos Augusto and Federico Dimarco.

Piotr Zielinski, Petar Sucic, Aleksandar Stankovic and Andy Diouf are expected to play in midfield, with Ange-Yoan Bonny and Marcus Thuram up front.

Christian Chivu is listed as Inter’s manager.

The source also provides sections covering each club’s recent form and their latest head-to-head meetings, without listing additional results.

Serie A standings

Inter are second in the table with 25 points after nine matches, level with leaders Lazio but behind on goal difference. Lazio have scored 27 goals and conceded 12, while Inter have scored 25 and conceded 10.

Roma are third on 21 points, followed by Como on 20. Milan are fifth with 18 points. Napoli are sixth on 16, with Frosinone seventh on 14 and Juventus eighth on 14.

Torino are ninth on 13 points, followed by Cagliari on 13, Bologna on 11, Atalanta on 10, Genoa on 10, Lecce on nine, Sassuolo on eight, Monza on seven, Udinese on five, Parma on five, Fiorentina on four and Venezia on three.

The table records Inter’s recent sequence as four wins and a draw, while Milan’s listed results are a win, three defeats and a draw.