Welcome to our LIVE coverage of AC Milan v Ajax - kick-off is at 7.45pm UK time, we'll have all the latest team news and build-up from an hour beforehand.

FULL TIME: Milan 0 Ajax 2. A fully deserved win for Frank de Boer's side courtesy of goals from de Zeeuw and Alderweireld - thanks for joining us. Ronaldinho had the final attempt of the evening but shot well, well wide.

Ronaldinho's night is summed up as he falls to the ground theatrically to jeers from the home fans.

Tainio comes on for Suarez, who is in some pain as he's stretchered off.

Three minutes of added time to play. Suarez is down injured.

Ibrahimovic fashions an overhead kick after Ronaldo chips the ball to him. Spectacular attempt by the big substitute but it's just too high.

Ronaldinho's cross drifts through to Stekelenburg.

De Boer is on the brink of a fabulous first result here. Will do his hopes of getting the job permanently the world of good.

Ibrahimovic can't control a long pass from Ronaldinho and a great moment from the Brazilian is wasted.

There's some solemn faces in red-and-black. Ronaldinho and Ibrahimovic look glumly at each other after a move breaks down.

A couple of comical moments. First a daft offside for Milan and then the ball stays in improbably at the other end after hitting the corner flag.

El Hamdaoui replaces De Jong for the visitors.

Silva wins a free kick but there doesn't look to be a way back into this for the Rossoneri.

Bonera's cross goes harmlessly through to Stekelenburg. This has been a bad night for Milan.

Rasmus Lindgren is on for De Zeeuw, who grabbed the first goal.

It's van der Wiel's turn to run at the defence but he prods his finish wide.

Suarez dances through with great skill but Amelia dives to his right to make a splendid save to keep it at 2-0.

The ball is in the net via Boateng but the whistle had long gone for a foul by Ibrahimovic.

Ibrahimovic takes his time and then delivers what amounts to a backpass to Stekelenburg.

Van der Wiel forces a save out of his own keeper and Seedorf crosses into the danger zone but Boateng cannot force it home.

18-year-old Alexander Merkel is on for Milan replacing Robinho, who was dreadful.