Quote from: Adbitco on March 02, 2025, 10:11:29 PM

Quote from: Majestic-milf on March 02, 2025, 09:36:04 PM

Quote from: coinlocket$ on March 02, 2025, 08:44:51 PM

Milan is losing again.
This time against Lazio.
The game is not over yet but the destiny of they coach is already know.

He will be sacked, probably at the end of the season.
Hard to believe that they will change 3 coaches in 1 year.

I really can't wrap my head over what is going on with AC Milan right now because this would be their third consecutive game in a row that they are being beaten. At this rate it doesn't even matter of its in their home or away, they'd still lose.
Right from the start of the game, they have been struggling to get their acts right, missing chances that should have changed the narrative and Lazio on the other hand aren't ready to make any errors for them to capitalize on. It's just really frustrating for them right now and with the issue of them playing a man down, it has affected their coordination process.
Edit; it's like Samuel Chukwueze has brought some flicker of hope for the visitors by scoring a beautiful goal to make the scoreline 1-1.

Although, AC Milan played better and held on to possession today but it really wasn't enough to hold back Lazio. Though I feel that the straight red card given to Pavlović really affected them, because it's not easy playing 10 Vs 11. But nevertheless, that's not an excuse for AC Milan poor form over the past few games. I already knew that they would lose today but I actually didn't expect them to play well like they did today.

Pavlović’s red card was absolutely deserved—the foul was clear, and the referee made the right decision. As for the penalty, there’s no debate either: the goalkeeper took out his opponent, and it doesn’t matter where the ball was going. By the rules, that’s a penalty, and the referee got it right.
Milan keeps dropping points, and it’s becoming a real issue. Sitting ninth in the table is far from what the fans expected. Lazio, on the other hand, looks solid, and their fourth-place position is well deserved.