The San Siro, home stadium of AC Milan and Inter Milan in the Italian Serie A, will operate with a lower capacity during the 2019–20 season after local authorities acted to solve structural problems. The capacity of the stadium is 91,928, but it will be reduced to 45,000 for three matches per season. Inter Milan and AC Milan will play their respective league matches at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on Saturday nights instead of the San Siro. The first match will be on November 23rd, one day after the end of the season because there is no time before January 1st. The last game will be on May 6th, 2020 because these are the dates that Inter and AC Milan can officially win their leagues. The club's presidents have decided this solution after several incidents involving safety concerns regarding the San Siro stadium. There have been complaints about the quality of the food at Inter Milan's games and about the atmosphere, so the decision has been made not to risk further incidents by playing them at Meazza. The same problem had occurred this past summer when a football match had to be canceled because of temperatures outside the stadium that were too high for players to safely compete in.