AC Milan’s braking in the Scudetto race. The Rossoneri in the postponement with Bologna do not go beyond 0-0. The Rossoneri remain in the lead but now they have only one point advantage over Napoli and 4 over Inter who, however, have a game to catch up. In the first half Stefano Pioli’s team is close to scoring with Tomori and Giroud. The response of the Emilians comes with a conclusion from Barrow.
In the second half Milan dominates, creates a lot but finds a Skorupski on his way in the evening of grace. Leao, Calabria, Bennacer, Ibrahimovic and Rebic try repeatedly but the result remains nailed to 0-0. CHRONICLE
“We weren’t able to find the spark, the right play. We made 33 shots and Milan made the game but we found a team that defended well. We worked without the ball but we missed the ball with the ball. “: this is how Stefano Pioli analyzes Milan’s draw against Bologna at San Siro. Thirty-three shots from Milan tonight, 69 from the last three games, 18 in the mirror and only two goals. “I exclude the mental component, the performance was the right one. There was a lack of quality in the final 20 meters – admits Pioli – and the accusations are right. In this period we are building a lot but finishing a little. We weren’t under too much pressure. The performance remains. but you have to be more lucid. I have nothing to say to the team except to be more effective in the box. “
“It was a bad draw, we did everything to get the three points. Now let’s think about the next matches, to play well and win”: said Rafael Leao to Sky Sport after Milan’s 0-0 against Bologna in San Siro. A point that does not satisfy the Rossoneri now only +1 from Napoli and +4 from Inter who still have a game to recover. “We continue to work, we have to work a lot. There was a lack of clarity. Now let’s think about the next matches”, concludes Leao.
Source: Ansa
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