Match summary
AC Milan saw off Inter 3-1. AC Milan led 3-1 at half-time.
In the first half, Christian Pulisic put AC Milan ahead with a header in the 4th minute, set up by Diego Moreira, Adrien Rabiot made it 2-0 from a corner in the 10th minute, set up by Diego Moreira, Alessandro Bastoni pulled one back to make it 2-1 with a header in the 22nd minute, and Diego Moreira made it 3-1 with a direct free kick in the 43rd minute.
Inter can feel hard done by, creating 2.13 expected goals (xG) from 19 shots to AC Milan's 0.91 from 7.
AC Milan secured a 3-1 victory against Inter in Serie A on matchday 10. Despite registering less possession with 43 percent compared to 57 percent, and generating 7 shots against 19 from their opponents, the hosts made their opportunities count efficiently. Inter dominated the territorial battle, recording 110 attacks and 21 dangerous attacks to AC Milan's 79 and 21 respectively, alongside 11 corners to 3. The visitors also edged the passing statistics with 525 passes completed against 407. Discipline-wise, AC Milan collected 2 yellow cards, while Inter received 1 yellow card, and the match saw 8 fouls committed by the home side compared to 14 by the away team.
The action began swiftly when Christian Pulisic opened the scoring for AC Milan with a header in the 4th minute. Adrien Rabiot doubled the lead in the 10th minute with a left-footed shot. Inter responded in the 22nd minute as Alessandro Bastoni scored with a header to reduce the deficit. Diego Moreira then restored a 2-goal cushion for AC Milan in the 43rd minute from a free kick, establishing a 3-1 half-time scoreline that remained unchanged through the second half. Disciplinary action followed after the break with yellow cards shown to Koni De Winter in the 49th minute and Diego Moreira in the 52nd minute, before Carlos Augusto was cautioned for Inter in the 90th minute.
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