Host
Catania on Sunday (28/4),
AC Milan successfully earned a perfect point after winning by a score of 4-2. Despite winning the match,
Stephan El Shaarawy et al actually had twice left first.
Playing at home,
Massimiliano Allegri forces appear so aggressive since the beginning of the fight. Fairly heavy rain that did not make them into a slow tempo. Instead, Milan would be able to control the ball with the ball as much as 73 percent dominance.
Rossoneri also seen a lot of opportunities to be creative through the action of
Mario Balotelli and
Kevin-Prince Boateng. Unfortunately, their efforts have yet to bear results.
Not unexpectedly, Catania actually succeeded in winning first in the 30th minute. Utilizing kick from Francesco Lodi, Nicola Legrottaglie successfully rattled goalkeeper Marco Amelia. Since this first goal, Catania received an injection of spirit seemed to spread threats several times behind the line of Milan.
Luckily,
Mathieu Flamini was able to save face before halftime host. Kick hardness makes Milan equalized in the 45th minute. Score 1-1 is created.
Entering the second interval, Milan appear more hit. El Shaarawy worked very hard. He often helps the defense and created some chances.
Unfortunately, the kick-kick-his nickname Il Faraone, can still be countered by goalkeeper Frison. Instead, Catania actually able to add goals through a quick counter-attack in the 70th minute.
Gonzalo Bergessio successful is featured as the second highest scorer for Gli Elefantini.
After the goal, Milan also had looked frustrated. No doubt Balotelli was given a yellow card after protesting to the referee over. Even so, forces Massimiliano Allegri reluctant to give up.
They kept pounding the Catania defense. The effort has paid off. Two goals in a row that hired
Giampaolo Pazzini in the 75th minute and 77 were able to make the
San Siro rumble. Milan winning 3-2.
Unfortunately for Catania, instead of an equalizer, they just re-pierced at the end of the game. Balotelli is fouled in the box instantly awarded a penalty from the referee.
Super Mario-his nickname, was not wasted a golden opportunity. Rossoneri add an edge over the visitors by a score of 4-2. These results did not change until the game ends.
This victory makes Milan roost back in the rank-3 standings with 62 points, just one point linked with Fiorentina, who finished fourth.
