Federico Gatti's headed goal in full recovery condemns Milan to a draw against Juventus. A complicated match for the Rossoneri, who recorded an Expected Goals of just 0.1 (Sofascore data). The same physical and technical brilliance shown against Torino and Venezia was not seen, also due to the opponent who put pressure on Ruben Amorim's men. The match at the Allianz Stadium was analyzed by Filippo Galli, former Italian defender who wore the Rossoneri shirt from 1983 to 1996.

Juventus-Milan, Galli's analysis

The many individual technical errors and the quality displayed by Juventus did not allow Milan to express themselves at a high level. On the day of his debut, Diego Moreira appeared rather shy, while Rabiot and Saelemaekers performed decidedly worse than when they came on against Torino and Venezia.

Position on Amorim and judgment on Cisse

As highlighted by Galli, it was Amorim himself who declared himself dissatisfied with the performance offered by the Rossoneri: "We did not deserve to win and Juventus did not deserve to lose", the Portuguese coach explained to 'DAZN' at the end of the match.