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(Napoli 1-3 Milan) Jens Petter Hauge (21) has had a bit of Sunday night: he became league champion with Bodø / Glimt while sitting on the bench, then he was substituted and scored his first goal in Series A.
After Zlatan Ibrahimovic gave Milan 1 and 2-0, and Dries Mertens gave him excitement with a reduction for Napoli, Jens Petter Hauge was replaced as a forward.
And in extra time he decided the game with his first goal in Serie A.
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It was played from the left, dribbled by the Greek stopper Coloso Kostas Manolas, was left alone with the goalkeeper and threw the ball over the Napoli goalkeeper Alex Meret. It was his second goal since the Milan transfer.
The first came in the Europa League against Celtic. So this Italian sports journalist completely came off the hinges:
It was the perfect crown in the work of Hauge, who while sitting on the Milan bench, became league champion with Bodø / Glimt, who secured the club’s first league gold with a win over Strømsgodset in Drammen.
You must play a minimum of seven games to get league gold with the league winner. Hauge managed to play 18 matches in the Elite Series for Gold-winner Bodø / Glimt before being brought to Milan.
He was also a major contributor to the league champions with his 14 goals and ten assists.
GOAL SCORE OPEN: Jens Petter Hauge received the imaginary tribute of an empty San Paolo. Photo: ANDREAS SOLARO / AFP
With the victory over Napoli, Milan occupies a position in the table that Hauge was used to from his time in Norway: at the top.
This was his first away win against Napoli in ten years, and while Hauge steals the headlines here at home, we can’t dodge the eternal young Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who at 39 is still scoring goals for Milan.
He scored the first of the match with an insane header from within 16 meters, and the second came after an Ante Rebic post where Zlatan ran free at the back post.
The 39-year-old is the top scorer in Serie A with ten goals.
REFUSES TO GIVE UP: Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Photo: Alessandro Garofalo / LaPresse
Dries Mertens, who saved a pearl goal against England during the national break, took advantage of the chaos in the Milan area and reduced to 62 minutes, but it was difficult for Napoli to come back when Tiemoué Bakayoko tackled his second yellow card and left in second. turn.
16 minutes before full time, Jens Petter Hauge came in for Rebic and opened the goal tally in Italian football.
