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The San Siro has its own website, in English. Do a google search and you'll find it. Virtual Tourist has some basic information and I think Wikipedia has tourist information for Milan too. There are plenty of sites for general Milan tourist information. You might also want to consider picking up a travel guide for Milan and/or a map of the city. Milan is not a city on any sort of grid. There are a lot of little narrow windy streets that, on first appearance, half look more like alleys than actual streets. Despite the damage the city has taken in its history (from Barbarossa's sacking in the 11th century to bombing during World War II), the basic medieval geography hasn't changed a whole lot. The cathedral (Duomo) is the center of town and everything sort of radiates out from that. (sorry for the chattiness)
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