Milan drew 1-1 with Juventus: not a beautiful match and generally not a great performance for Amorim's side. Former Diavolo coach Fabio Capello also commented on what happened in his interview on 'Radio Anch'io lo Sport'.

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Capello's view on Juventus-Milan and the two teams

Capello's opinion is fully shareable: Milan have earned 7 points out of the 9 available, but not all of Amorim's desired playing directives have been seen yet. Against Torino a nice pressing without the ball and an offensive maneuver pleasant to watch were observed. Performance declined against Venezia and declined even more against Juventus. The Devil still has to find its definitive tactical setup, as Amorim still does not have a clear idea of his ideal 'eleven'. Once the starters of this team are understood (with the appropriate rotations), we will be able to see football closer to what was demanded by the former Manchester United.

Whistles in Serie A: analysis of game continuity

In this case too Capello's view is shareable: now there is a lot more running, even at the cost of not whistling potentially foul contacts. There is more playing and running and for this reason the teams with deeper squads and more bench options are the favorites. Perhaps an balance between the too many whistles of past seasons and the very few of these first three matchdays would be needed, but there is certainly more spectacle in Serie A.