AC Milan Futuro ran out with a 1-0 victory over Gubbio this afternoon, courtesy of a goal from Chaka Traore, who is experiencing a good spell of form.
The opening period of the game was dominated by the visitors, and whilst there were no major chances for either side, Lorenzo Torriani was tested a few times, but to no avail.
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After the opening spell of pressure though, it would be Milan to take the lead with Chaka Traore breaking the deadlock in the 23rd minute. A nice ball from Sandri found the attacker, who made his angle well before beating the goalkeeper at the near post to give the hosts a welcomed lead.
Unfortunately, the Young Rossoneri did not make the most of their pressure after scoring and immediately fell on the back foot, with Gubbio again having a few nice chances, but again nothing came to fruition as the first half ended 1-0.
The 10 minutes after the interval were full of Diavolo action, and on another day, perhaps the scoreline could have been 3-0.
Davide Bartesaghi’s cross was not dealt with and it almost looped into the goal, and it would have if not for the crossbar.
Then, three minutes later Milan were awarded a penalty which Francesco Camarda stepped up to take – despite missing the past month due to his senior commitments – but the youngster was denied by the goalkeeper making a fantastic save.
In the 40 minutes that followed both teams had chances, but neither were able to add to the scoreline, meaning Traore’s early goal was the decider. A welcomed win for the struggling Daniele Bonera.
Bonera Out please 😭
Holy sh!t the sky is falling.