AC Milan beat Juventus at home this Saturday (2-0) and provisionally rose to third place in the Italian Football League, and could still be overtaken by Udinese and Lazio, who have not yet played matchday nine.
The English defender Fikayo Tomori opened the scoring at the break (45+1), and the Spanish Brahim Díaz closed the scoring shortly after the resumption of the game, in the 54th minute, giving the three points to the Milanese team, which featured the Portuguese international Rafael Leão the holder of the title.
Reigning champions AC Milan now have 20 points, the same as leaders Napoli and second-placed Atalanta, but have yet to play Matchday 9 of Serie A, as have Udinese (19 points) and Lazio (17). , who closely follows the ‘rossoneri’.
Juventus, Benfica’s opponent in the Champions League, has only one victory in the last five matches of the champions, occupying the eighth position, with 13 points.
Hours before, the other team from Milan, Inter, won the trip to Sassuolo, 2-1, with two goals from Edin Dzeko that allowed the ‘Nerazzurri’ to triumph again in the Italian League.
The experienced 36-year-old Bosnian striker scored the first goal of the game at half-time (minute 44) and, after Frattesi equalized (60) for the locals, closed the scoring in the 75th minute.
After two consecutive losses, Inter Milan recovered three points, provisionally rising to seventh place with 15 points, while Sassuolo is ninth with 12.
Source: TSF
