Results Udinese vs AC Milan, the goal of Salto Ibrahimovic returns to take the rossoneri undefeated

KOMPAS.com – The elderly forward with a Swedish passport, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, is a savior of AC Milan when he travels to the Udinese headquarters.

Week 6 of the Italian League match, Udinese vs AC Milan, took place at Friuli Stadium on Sunday (1/11/2020) at WIB night. The match ends with the score 2-1 to beat the Rossoneri, nicknamed the visitors.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic provided an assist and a goal for AC Milan’s 2-1 win over Udinese.

An assist for Franck Kessie’s goal in the 18th minute, while a goal was created through his living room in the 83rd minute.

The goal of the host, Udinese, was scored by Rodrigo de Paul in the 48th minute through the penalty mark.

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AC Milan’s victory kept the Rossoneri undefeated. They have not lost in their last 24 competitive matches.

In addition, the three points obtained by the Rossoneri at the Udinese headquarters, place them at the top of the Italian League classification with a score of 16 points.

The course of the match:

The two teams bought and sold attacks from the start of the match. Udinese brought Gianluigi Donnarumma to the ground for the first time.

At that moment, Donnarumma managed to cut the ball sent by Deulofeu from the right side of the opponent’s attack after falling.

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After this opportunity, the two teams went back to buying and selling attacks alternatively and in bulk.

The first goal came in the 18th minute. From Ismael Bennacer’s sweet hook to Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Ibrahimovic managed to escape the offside trap and control the ball with his chest. While holding the round skin, he also waited for his partner.

Not long after, Ibrahimovic sent his assist to freelance Frank Kessie.

Once, Kessie aimed the ball up and goalkeeper Juan Musso missed. The scoreline changed to 1-0 for the benefit of the Rossoneri, nicknamed AC Milan.

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In a situation of being left behind, Udinese often threaten AC Milan’s goal. However, their efforts have not been effective and they are easy for Rossoneri players to read.

Going into the crucial minutes of the first half, the Rossoneri had a golden opportunity through Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

An Ibrahimovic shot from outside the penalty area in the 40th minute leads straight into goal. However, goalkeeper Juan Musso was still able to stop him.

The first half ended with the score 1-0 to lead AC Milan.

In the second half, Udinese got their first golden opportunity with a penalty in the 48th minute.

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The referee awarded a penalty after Romagnoli fouled forward Ignacio Pussetto in the prohibited area.

Rodrigo de Paul, who went down as executor, managed to use it as a tie. The score changed to 1-1.

At the same time, the scores are even, the game heats up. AC Milan coach Stefano Pioli then brought in two of his players to refresh the game.

The two players are Brahim Díaz and Sandro Tonali.

Apart from the two names, Pioli also entered Brahim Díaz and Ante Rebic 14 minutes later.

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Going into the final minutes, Zlatan Ibrahimovic became AC Milan’s savior.

The former captain of the Swedish team scored in the 83rd minute with his greeting.

He took advantage of a wild ball that bounced in front of Udinese’s goal. The goalkeeper who is closer to the ball than Ibrahimovic can only anticipate.

However, Juan Musso could not read the direction of the ball and was forced to see the round skin on the net. The score became 2-1 for AC Milan’s victory until the end of the match.

The composition of the Players Udinese vs AC Milan:

Udinese (4-3-3): 1-Juan Musso (PG); 19-Jens Streaming Larsen, 87-Sebastian de Maio, 50- Rodrigo Becao, 3-Samir; 10-Roberto de Paul, 22-Tolgay Arslan (6-Jean-Victor Makengo 63 ‘), 37-Roberto Pereyra; 9-Deulofeu, 7-Stefano Okaka (15-Kevin Lasagna 71 ‘), 23-Ignacio Pussetto.

Coach: Luca Gotti

AC Milan (4-2-3-1): 99-Gianluigi Donnarumma; 2-Davide Calabria (5-Diogo Dalot 71 ‘), 24-Simon Kjaer, 13-Alessio Romagnoli, 19-Theo Hernandez, 79-Frank Kessie, 4-Ismael Bennacer (8-Sandro Tonali 57’); 56-Alexis Saelemaekers (21-Brahim Diaz 57 ‘), 10-Hakan Calhanoglu, 17-Rafael Leao (12-Ante Rebic 71’); 11-Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Coach: Stefano Pioli.