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Pressure on Milan at Salzburg as Amorim faces Roehl

After a 2-0 opening defeat to Benfica, AC Milan need points at Salzburg on Thursday (6:45 p.m. CEST). Coach Ruben Amorim expects a difficult match; Salzburg are led by Danny Roehl.

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AC Milan are already under pressure in the Europa League. Ruben Amorim's side lost their opener 2-0 to Benfica and are without a point ahead of Thursday's trip to Red Bull Salzburg. The Austrians, coached since the summer by Germany's Danny Roehl, have three points and sit second in their league.

Amorim said he expects a difficult match. History favours Milan: Salzburg have never beaten them in four Champions League meetings, drawing one and losing three.

Roehl said his side could not wait to play the match at their stadium, calling Milan "a great side in European football." He said his team would have to adopt a different role from the one they usually play in the Austrian Bundesliga.

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