Milan coach Fonseca slams referee after defeat by Atalanta
Frustrated AC Milan coach Paulo Fonseca accused referee Federico La Penna of not showing his side enough respect after they were beaten 2-1 by Atalanta in Serie A.
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Atalanta Vs AC Milan: La Dea Menang 2-1
Atalanta melanjutkan rentetan kemenangannya dan merebut pucuk klasemen Liga Italia untuk sementara waktu. Itu setelah La Dea menang 2-1 atas AC Milan.
Pelatih Milan: Lebih Tajam Lagi Dong, Leao
Pelatih AC Milan Paulo Fonseca merasa Rafael Leao belum tampil pada performa terbaiknya. Dia menuntut Leao untuk mencetak gol lebih banyak.
Atalanta Eye Serie A Summit As Title Challenge Takes Off
Atalanta take on AC Milan on Friday night with Serie A's top spot in their sights and a growing belief that this could be their year for unprecedented Scudetto glory. A point behind current leaders Napoli, Atalanta are gunning for a club record-equalling ninth straight win in Italy's top flight and are, for the first time in their history, genuine title challengers. Atalanta have never finished higher than third in Serie A, which they did three seasons in a row between 2019 and 2021 with a thrilling team featuring an all-action attack of Josip Ilicic, Duvan Zapata and Papu Gomez.
Benamkan Sassuolo, Milan Tunjukkan Potensi Sebenarnya
AC Milan memetik kemenangan besar atas Sassuolo di Coppa Italia. Rossoneri disebut mampu menunjukkan potensi sebenarnya.
AC Milan Bidik Trofi Coppa Italia
AC Milan menang telak atas Sassuolo di 16 besar Coppa Italia. Kemenangan tersebut sekaligus menjadi penegasan ambisi Milan di kompetisi ini.
Milan Tanpa Cela
Pelatih AC Milan Paulo Fonseca memuji performa tim asuhannya saat menggilas Sassuolo 6-1 di babak 16 besar Coppa Italia. Rossoneri menyikapi laga dengan serius dan langsung tancap gas sejak awal.
AC Milan Put Six Past Sassuolo To Reach Italian Cup Quarter-Finals
Samuel Chukwueze scored twice as a rampant AC Milan crushed Serie B leaders Sassuolo 6-1 at the San Siro on Tuesday to reach the Italian Cup quarter-finals. Milan are now unbeaten in seven games in all competitions after an inconsistent start to life under new coach Paulo Fonseca. The seven-time European champions are hoping to win a first Italian Cup since 2003 and only their sixth in total. "It was a very good performance, the first half was magnificent and also helped me to rest some players," Fonseca told Sport Mediaset.