Match summary
AC Milan won 2-0 away at Udinese. AC Milan led 1-0 at half-time.
Christian Pulisic put AC Milan ahead in the 6th minute, set up by Luka Modric and Omari Hutchinson made it 0-2 in the 65th minute.
The chances backed that up: AC Milan created 3.30 expected goals (xG) from 19 shots to Udinese's 0.79 from 12.
Udinese hosted AC Milan on matchday 8 of Serie A, falling to a 0-2 defeat after trailing 0-1 at half-time. Despite controlling 40 percent of possession and registering 12 shots compared to AC Milan's 19, the home side could not find a breakthrough. AC Milan dominated territory with 60 percent possession, completing 624 passes at an 86 percent accuracy rate. The visitors managed 7 shots on target from their 19 total attempts, while Udinese tested the opposition goalkeeper 5 times from 12 shots. Both teams maintained discipline through a total of 24 fouls, resulting in 1 yellow card for Udinese and 2 for AC Milan.
The scoring opened early when Christian Pulisic put AC Milan ahead in the 6th minute with a right foot shot. The first half saw disciplinary action as Gonçalo Ramos received a yellow card in the 39th minute for an off the ball foul, followed by Jesper Karlström booked for a foul in the 43rd minute. After reaching half-time at 0-1 and following several second-half substitutions, Omari Hutchinson doubled the away advantage in the 65th minute with a right foot shot. A late yellow card was shown to Luka Modrić in the 90th minute before the match concluded at 0-2.
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