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Gallery: ‘Milan, what a nightmare’, ‘Champions League at risk’ – Today’s front pages in Italy

AC Milan’s Champions League hopes took another big blow on Sunday night as they were beaten 3-2 by Atalanta at San Siro.

It was a tense climate inside the stadium before a ball was kicked, given the protests against the ownership and management. However, things were certainly a lot more toxic when Ederson, Zappacosta and Raspadori scored to give the away side a 3-0 lead after less than an hour.


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Strahinja Pavlovic and Christopher Nkunku scored in the dying minutes to make it look like a much closer game, but in the end La Dea emerged with the win. With Roma, Como and Juventus all winning, it could not have been a more disastrous round for the Rossoneri.

Today’s front pages

Below is now the newspapers look in Italy this morning, with each of the sports ones making reference to the game last night.

La Gazzetta dello Sport: “Milan darkness. Boos at San Siro, Champions League at risk. Atalanta dominate and go 3-0 up. The Diavolo wake up at the end. Leao disastrous and now suspended. Allegri: ‘Tough moment’.”

Corriere dello Sport: “More Malen, less Milan. Champions League brawl: Atalanta wins at San Siro. Allegri collapses and Gasp takes advantage. Ederson, Zappacosta, and Raspa cause trouble for Max. Pavlovic and Nkunku (penalty) aren’t enough. Protests against the players and CEO Furlani.”

Tuttosport: “Milan, what a nightmare. Shock defeat against Atalanta and strong protests: it’s a Champions League brawl. The Rossoneri first sink, then come close to a sensational comeback. But with their second consecutive defeat, they hand third place to Juve and are caught by Roma, protagonists of a crazy 3-2 win in Parma amidst controversy.”

QS: “Milan nightmare: anger and boos. La Dea passes at San Siro. Fourth place at risk for Max.”

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3 Comments

    1. Sure it can, if only they win the last, two remaining matches, which we know that for this lethargic team who play the most boring football in Serie A, is almost entirely impossible to achieve.

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