For Milan, the next match against Juventus next Sunday will also be a real chaos due to some absences.
It couldn’t have gone any worse. The Milan loses yet another Derby consecutive and actually delivers it Scudetto mathematician at Inter. What should have been a week of relaunch and good hopes for the Rossoneri’s future turned into a waking nightmare.
The Rossoneri’s reaction against their Nerazzurri rivals was too weak. The fans, after leaving theEuropa League at the hands of Rome, they were asking for a answer of anger and character in the most heartfelt match, also for the concrete possibility for Inter to ‘throw’ the title in the face of their cousins.
There was no reaction, other than that angry and full of nerves that was seen in the final of Inter-Milan. Brawls, quarrels, discussions and brawls mentioned, a show that was anything but praiseworthy at San Siro. But after such an intense and negative week, it seemed almost symptomatic that Leao and his teammates let off steam in this way.
Milan without Calabria, Theo and Tomori
The price to pay for yesterday’s bad evening, as well as the lethal defeat in the derby (the sixth consecutive loss) concerns the sanctions on the field. In fact the Milan it will definitely count three disqualifications in view of the next match, the one on Saturday afternoon on the pitch Juventus.
The sports judge will definitely stop for a shift Fikayo Tomori, one of the last to surrender and author of the flag goal at the end of the derby. English, from warned, was booked during yesterday’s match and will therefore miss the trip to the Allianz Stadium. But he is not the only defender, on the contrary, Milan will suffer a massacre in the defensive phase.
In all likelihood they will be disqualified both Theo Hernandez That Davide Calabria, both expelled by the referee Colombo. The first one hooked up with Dumfries triggering an almost inextricable brawl. Inevitable red for both full-backs involved in the absurd scuffle. The Rossoneri captain, however, has made himself get on your nerves in the very last minutes, raising his hands against Frattesi and Mkhitaryan before a corner in his favor.
Stefano Pioli How will he replace these three key defenders in next Saturday’s big match? They could play in the starting defense four Florenzi And Terracciano as full-backs, to understand who on the right and who adapted to the left. In the middle, however, it is likely to be the German Thiaw to take Tomori’s place and support the now untouchable Gabbia.
