Milan took the lead in the 16th minute with a goal by Tijjani Reijnders, who reacted brilliantly to Fofana’s assist and shook the net of the helpless Milet Svilar.
The home team’s joy did not last too long, as in the 23rd minute Paulo Dybala scored only the second goal of his career at San Siro, the first since he was wearing the Palermo jersey a decade ago. The Argentinian did a great job, reacting from the first to Artem Dovbyk’s assist, so Maignan followed the Roma player’s accurate shot with just a glance.
The finish of the first half was tense, as Milan coach Paulo Fonseca was sent off due to objections, while Morata and Hernandez each received a yellow card.
In the continuation of the match, the home team came in even more shakily, although Dovbyk was the first to threaten on the opposite side. The first opportunity in the continuation for the Rossoneri was missed by Chukwueze whose attempt was thwarted by Svilar, just a few minutes before the Nigerian had to leave the field due to an injury.
Until the end of the match, the teams sporadically tried to threaten the opponent’s goal, but the goalkeepers were up to the task.
Serie A, round 18:
Saturday:
Parma – Monza 2:1
Empoli – Genoa 1:2
Cagliari – Inter 0:3
Lazio – Atalanta 1:1
Sunday:
Udinese – Turin 2:2
Napoli – Venezia 1:0
Juventus – Fiorentina 2:2
Milan – Roma 1:1
Monday:
18:30 Como – Lecce
20:45 Bologna – Verona
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