Vogliamo nuovi allenatori che aiutino il Milan – Tifosi milanisti infuriati contro la dirigenza dopo la sconfitta contro il Napoli – Report in Details

We want new managers who will help matters in Milan – AC Milan Fans Raged at Management after a loss to Napoli – Report in Details

he Scudetto train seemed to leave AC Milan behind on Tuesday night at San Siro as they were beaten by the league leaders Napoli.

Milan went into last night’s game against the current table-toppers hoping to send a statement that they should be considered in the title fight. In the end, however, they were beaten 2-0 by Antonio Conte’s side.

Goals from Romelu Lukaku and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia in the first half did the damage. The first came inside five minutes in typical Lukaku fashion as he showed his strength to hold off Strahinja Pavlovic and score; the second was a trademark cut-in-and-finish from the Georgian winger.

The Rossoneri thus fall 11 points behind the Partenopei as a result of the defeat and although they have a game in hand, the feeling is that any Scudetto hopes have vanished already. Below are five things we learned from the game.

1. The only three positives 

Since the negatives are much more abundant, let’s get the plus points out of the way first. While there wasn’t a positive outcome from the game, a few players can at least hold their heads high as they tried to bring energy and solutions to the field.

Samuel Chukwueze was probably the best Milan player as he brought a lot of energy and got the assist for the disallowed goal. He created a chance for Pulisic which should’ve been an assist, but the American failed to materialise the opportunity. Overall, the Nigerian was the only real threat.

Emerson Royal also did ok as he was not at fault for either of the goal and was lively going forward. Given the criticism aimed at him since the start of the season it is refreshing to see him be one of the more consistent players out there.

Finally, Malick Thiaw also played a decent game, although we can put some blame on him for the first goal. Pavlovic was the one who should’ve done more, really, but despite that moment of misunderstanding the German was solid at the back and made life hard for Napoli’s attackers.

Against Napoli, #ACMilan suffered their 5th defeat of the season in 12 games played, their 3rd in the league.

Milan have not lost this many of their first 12 games since the 2019-20 season (7 defeats), which began with Marco Giampaolo and continued with Stefano

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