Report, result and goals while Rossoneri goes above with a nervous victory

AC Milan moved to the top of Serie A while the Massimiliano Allegri team hung on to 10 men to beat the Napoli 2-1 champions in San Siro.

The second passage from Allegri in charge was superbly started, and they entered the meeting with the Antonio Conte team after winning three victories of their first four games.

They only needed three minutes to stun the champions on Sunday, Alexis Saelemaekers, putting them in place, before Christian Pulisic ended a well-worked movement just after half an hour.

Milan had to endure a second nervous half after the Estupinian of Pervis was sent and Kevin de Bruyne reduced by half the deficit of the penalty point, but the Rossoneri kept themselves in Japfrog Napoli in first place.

AC Milan against Napoli

Milan stunned Napoli with a quick start by lightning and took the lead while Pulisic freed himself on the left before adapting to the distant post for the Ongruss’s Saelemaekers, who could not be mistaken for the range at a bland range.

Napoli replied well and Kevin de Bruyne forced a superb backup of Mike Maignan, but Youssouf Fofana wasted a great chance to double the advantage of Milan at the other end when he flambé after a quick counter in Milan.

Pulisic spared the eyeshadows of his teammate, however, the American rises by Fofana and seeing his effort deviated at home after an excellent work by Strahinja Pavlovic.

Scott MCTOMINAY saw an attraction of penalty moved away following a VAR check and Napoli’s frustrations were reinforced when Frank Anguissa shot the goal of his mercy just before half-time.

But Napoli put a route in the game when the Estupinian fell Giovanni Di Lorenzo, the referee pointing to the penalty point, then sending the Estupinian after a long Var review.

De Bruyne converted with confidence at 12 meters, but Napoli had a hard time making the additional man count with the head of Di Lorenzo who narrowly stolen above the nearest transverse bar that they were closer to an absorption competition until David Neres struck the post with an effort paraded in the stoppage.

Milan’s rearguard held firm, giving a victory to the Allegri team who will increase the belief that his team can seriously challenge Napoli and claim the Scitditto.