Tomori and Diaz mortify Juve: 2-0 at San Siro, Milan hook Naples and Atalanta for one night | First page

AC Milan wins, Juve returns to the greyness: the rossoneri beat the bianconeri 2-0 thanks to goals from Tomori And Brahim Diaz and temporarily hook Naples and Atalanta at the top. Disappointing performance for Allegri’s men, orphans of the suspended Di Maria.

THE MATCH – The two teams start with their foot pressed on the accelerator. The first chance is for Squaregoing close to the post with a right diagonal from inside the area. Then they try Owned bywith a shot blocked on the ground by Tatarusanu, e Danilo from outside. Milan’s first chance was colossal: on Tonali’s corner, the ball ended up in Lion who somehow deflects it with his heel towards the goal, hitting the pole to the right of Szczesny. Leao is always the most dangerous of the Rossoneritimid protests for a possible arm of Vlahovic in the area on an initiative of the Portuguese. Who then decides to try from a distance and still picks the wood, this time the other. The positive moment of Milan is also confirmed by the attempt to Bennacer soon after. Shortly before the end of the first half, here is the goal that unlocks the game: Tomori scores, who corrects a dirty conclusion from Giroud on the development of a corner kick. Allegri begins shooting with McKennie instead of Cuadrado on the right, but he still shows up Lion with a great shot practically from a standstill that ends up not by much. At 54 ‘comes the doubling with Brahim Diazdeployed in place of De Ketelaere, who runs away on a lost ball from Vlahovic and Szczesny hole despite the touch of the Polish goalkeeper. Space also for Rebic and De Ketelaere, an opportunity for Theo Hernandez who misses the goal from a tight angle. A shy Juventus signal comes with a header from Milik saved centrally by Tatarusanu, then he’s good Rabbit to deny the conclusion to the replacement Kean in the final. Origi does not take advantage of the 3-0 ball, para Szczesny. Thus ends, a great victory for Milan that redeems the bad thud of Stamford Bridge in the Champions League.