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AC Milan are indeed in poor form overall, so against any opponent, they will certainly find it quite difficult to win and even more difficult to equalize when they take the lead. And I also hope that in some of the other matches, AC Milan can display a different style of play from their first match so that AC Milan can return to a better position than last season. As for Cremonese, they haven't been a team that has performed consistently throughout the season, although their first match result at Milan's home ground was quite surprising.

From the match against AC Milan, one can deduce that Cremonese is an underdog that should be watched out for. They were sharp in the attack and took advantage of the few opportunities that were created. I don't think Milan performed poorly in that match. They were just unlucky not to score after creating up to twenty-six chances. The next game with Lecce will be another test for Massimiliano Allegri's side.

AC Milan may not be able to recover from their poor performance. AC Milan performed relatively poorly in the Italian league last season and their position was much lower in the points table, although the team should have been in the first, second and third positions in the points table, but that did not happen. In the first match of the new season, AC Milan took to the field in an Italian league match where before the match started, it was thought that AC Milan would leave the field with a victory in this match, but AC Milan really disappointed the fans with their performance on the field. AC Milan lost 2-1 against Cremonese. If AC Milan loses like this to a middle-class team like Cremonese, how will they do in the entire season or where will their position be in the points table is a big question. If the performance does not improve, we can see AC Milan finishing this season lower than where they were in the points table last season.