Malaga will look to recreate the stunning 1-0 win over European giants AC Milan, when the two sides meet in the Champions League at the San Siro.
Milan have the advantage of playing on their home turf this time around, however, with Malaga capable of going clear in Group C, if they get a positive result. The Spanish side lead the group with seven points from three matches, while Milan have three.
Milan enjoyed their biggest Serie A win this season with a 5-1 success over Chievo while Malaga faltered against Rayo Vallecano in La Liga.
"Malaga have a very good chance of getting through, but the group is still open," AC Milan manager Massimiliano Allegri said. "They have a lot of quality as they showed in our last game. We have to improve in attack. Victory against Chievo was very important for us, but we have to be humble because we have a lot of work to do. Some players need to improve.
"Three wins may not even be enough to win the group, but now we are focused on qualification. We are in good physical condition and we have more confidence. Playing at San Siro is not easy -- it takes some getting used to. Our new players are starting to do that and to prove their quality. The performances of (Ricardo) Montolivo and (Kevin] Constant have been proof of that.
"Malaga lost to Rayo Vallecano but we will not pay much attention to that. On the left will be Constant, on the right will be (Ignazio) Abate. I have some doubts in attack. I expect a lot from everyone, not just from (Kevin-Prince) Boateng, Robinho and Pato. However, of course these three are great players for their physical and technical qualities."
Malaga coach Manuel Pellegrini said his side would go all out for another victory. "If we play for a draw, we will lose," he said. "We'll try to win and play our game. Milan have a great tradition and history -- much more illustrious than Malaga -- but we have nine points on the board, and it won't be history that takes to the field.
"It will be very difficult for us, but I'm not worried. Their success against Chievo took the pressure off them a bit, but they will still be under more pressure than us. They are used to playing under pressure because are a strong team. (Stephan) El Shaarawy is very strong but Isco has a lot of quality too."
Milan welcome back Robinho from injury while Malaga have named Jeremy Toulalan, who has been out of action since September, in their squad.
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Expected lineups: Milan: Abbiati; Abate, Mexes, Zapata, Constant; Montolivo, Ambrosini; Emanuelson, Robinho, El Shaarawy; Pazzini.
Malaga: Willy; Gamez, Demichelis, Weligton, Eliseu; Portillo, Camacho, Iturra, Joaquin, Isco; Saviola.
Prediction: 1-0 to Milan
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