The Rossoneri had a quiet success against Bologna (2-0).
Milan had a rather quiet evening against Bologna (2-0) on Saturday during the third day of Serie A thanks to the first goals of the season from Raphael Leao and Olivier Giroud. The Rossoneri faced the intrepid Bologna but managed to make the difference quickly enough, relying on the legs of Raphael Leao and Olivier Giroud’s scoring instinct.
The Portuguese, somewhat disappointing during the first two days against Udinese (4-2) and Atalanta (1-1), opened the scoring with a flat foot (21), at the end of a quick confrontation initiated by the attractive Charles De. Ketelaere in his first term. Leao should have put a second before the break but this time lost the duel (45+1). However, he was forgiven to recover by showing Giroud a goal ball diverted acrobatic with a toe by the French (58th place).
Like Liao, the former Montpellier and Chelsea striker opened his counter during this season, not giving up playing the World Cup with the Blues despite Didier Deschamps’ available offensive wealth. With this logical victory, Milan remains in the lead with Lazio, Turin and Rome (all seven points), while Napoli (6 points) is waiting, who will try to advance alone on Sunday evening, in case of success in Fiorentina.
