ROUND 32 SERIE A: Milan forced Inter to share points in a super dramatic draw

Although AC Milan controlled the ball for most of the match, they had to wait until the last minutes to score two consecutive goals to end the Milan derby with a 2-2 draw.

AC Milan officially changed hands when President Silvio Berlusconi sold AC Milan for 740 million pounds to two Chinese businessmen Yonghong Li and Han Li. This seemed to help AC Milan players enter the match with enthusiasm against Inter Milan in the match of round 32 of Serie A. In the first 20 minutes of the match, AC Milan attacked and pressured their opponents. At times, they controlled the ball up to 60%.

However, after that, Inter Milan got into the rhythm of the match. AC Milan no longer created many chances. In the last 10 minutes of the match, the players in blue and black stripes were even the team that dominated the match. Moreover, they scored 2 consecutive goals in the 37th and 44th minutes by Candreva and Mauro Icardi respectively.

Candreva celebrates opening goal

Icardi scores his first goal in the Milan derby

In the second half, AC Milan was still the better team. Inter Milan, with a two-goal lead, had no intention of speeding up the match. Coach Stefano Pioli's team organized a solid defense in their home field. However, AC Milan's attacking efforts were rewarded with a goal in the 83rd minute by Romagnoli.

Romagnoli scores to reduce the gap for AC Milan

Continuing the momentum, AC Milan attacked with the mentality of having nothing to lose. And their efforts were successful when Cristian Zapata scored the equalizer for AC Milan in the 90+7 minute. In the end, the Milan derby ended in a 2-2 draw. With this result, both Milan teams remained in the same place on the rankings. They shared 6th and 7th place with 58 and 56 points respectively.

Zapata rescues AC Milan at the last minute

According to TT&VH