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Udinese
FT
2 : 1
vs
HT 1 : 0
AC Milan

  • Kick Off at 13:00 (GMT) on 23rd September, 2012
  • The referee for this match is Domenico Celi
  • Attendance of 18000 fans at the Stadio Friuli
  • This is a match in Serie A, Match Day 4, Season 2012/2013

  • Udinese
  • Goals
  • Ranegie (40')
  • Di Natale (68')
  • Cards
  • Pinzi (78')
  • Coda (81')
  • AC Milan
  • Goals
  • El Shaarawy (54')
  • Cards
  • Ambrosini (39')
  • Zapata (64')
  • Zapata (68')
  • Boateng (75')
  • Boateng (83')
Full lineups: Udinese vs AC Milan

Udinese

Starting XI

  • 1. Zeljko Brkic
  • 17. Mehdi Benatia
  • 5. Larangeira Danilo
  • 16. Andrea Coda
  • 6. Marco Davide Faraoni
  • 3. Marques Loureiro Allan
  • 66. Giampiero Pinzi
  • 37. Roberto Pereyra
  • 26. Giovanni Pasquale
  • 13. Mathias Ranegie
  • 10. Antonio Di Natale

Substitutes

  • 75. Thomas Heurtaux
  • 88. Domingos Fernandes Willians
  • 9. Paulo Vitor De Souza Barreto
  • 93. Wojciech Pawlowski
  • 27. Pablo Armero
  • 31. Diego Fabbrini
  • 25. Daniele Padelli
  • 4. Gabriele Angella
  • 77. Reginaldo de Matos Maicosuel
  • 8. Dusan Basta
  • 7. Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu

Coach

  • Francesco Guidolin

AC Milan

Starting XI

  • 32. Christian Abbiati
  • 20. Ignazio Abate
  • 5. Phillippe Mexes
  • 17. Cristian Zapata
  • 15. Djamel Mesbah
  • 18. Riccardo Montolivo
  • 23. Massimo Ambrosini
  • 8. Antonio Nocerino
  • 28. Urby Emanuelson
  • 11. Giampaolo Pazzini
  • 92. Stephan El Shaarawy

Substitutes

  • 25. Daniele Bonera
  • 77. Luca Antonini
  • 19. Mbaye Niang
  • 59. Gabriel
  • 21. Kevin Constant
  • 10. Kevin-Prince Boateng
  • 1. Marco Amelia
  • 2. Mattia De Sciglio
  • 34. Nigel de Jong
  • 13. Francesco Acerbi
  • 12. Bakaye Traore
  • 22. Bojan Krkic

Coach

  • Massimiliano Allegri
  • 13
    fouls
    10
  • 2
    offsides
    1
  • 1
    shots on target
    1
  • 6
    shots off target
    6
  • 9
    corners
    5
  • 40%
    possession
    60%
324 Votes
Udinese vs AC Milan
Team Performance
65 Comments
Top Comments
naman93 14 years ago
Real Madrid 82 859
R.I.P. AC Milan :(
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All comments
Dani93 14 years ago
Arsenal, Netherlands 0 0
-.- same thing as inter milan will happen
0
InterBoy 14 years ago
Inter, Netherlands 0 7
nice goal from milan though. great strike
1
nikluse 14 years ago
Real Madrid 0 549
don't worry milan all will be well eventually
0
mohammedyat 14 years ago
Real Madrid, Saudi Arabia 0 1
what's going on ac milan
1
Gerrard Midfielder+maestro 14 years ago
Ac Milan are the second top team in Europe..They deserve some respect..At least Milan dont need to spend big like other top teams..Milan did buy some good players in the past,which weren't involving crazy money like Pato,Boateng,Kaka,thiago silva etc..Good luck..Invest on Latin players again..
1
expertfootball11 14 years ago
Real Madrid, France 64 2839
They don't have enough top class players since Iba and Silva left. Now they really need to buy new defenders. Sakho will be very good.
0
mancini 14 years ago
both team sucks
0
Steinson 14 years ago
yours does too
1
nikluse 14 years ago
Real Madrid 0 549
oh honey please milan is no sugar daddy club
1
Bianconero 14 years ago
Great Udinese has taken revenge for the lucky win last season!!!
0
ImportedVodka 14 years ago
Manchester United 0 56
why doesn't footyroom consider cards as a highlight?
0
Naba0204 14 years ago
Barcelona, Spain 0 39
R.I.P ?!?! come on guys!
1
MILAN 14 years ago
Management is to blame but Allegri isn't trying either.He has a great left-back in Emanuelson and a great right-back in De Sciglio.Also,he needs to promote a terquarista from the youth team or change his formation because Prince simply sucks.Yes he has some nice goals but like Nocerino,he is nothing without Ibra,Pato,Cassano or Seedorf.
0
Luca 14 years ago
Milan need to sack Allegri and offload most of the team by January.If Milan sold Robinho,Prince,Mexes,Muntari,Yepes,Bonera,Mesbah,Antonini and brought back Paloschi then they could've afforded to keep Ibra,Nesta,and Silva and still have enough money to sign 2 solid midfielders instead of wasting money(salaries) on Pazzini,Bojan,Constant,De Jong,and Traore.
0
Milanista89 14 years ago
AC Milan, Brazil 3 586
class goal by the prince of egypt everybody that thinks AC is done are naive just look at the roster and this goes for teams of the last 3 years we were stacked but constantly hit by injuries were cursed its ridiculous anyways all this team needs is a little confidence and they'll start to grow as long as we don't have another big injury and pato comes back healthy for once will qualify for CL
0
Saihan cool+bandi 14 years ago
la rosseneri our hearts always with you! i hope el sharaawy blossoms soon
0
Footaholic 14 years ago
Arsenal, Egypt 178 2277
Oh, and another thing: If they sack Allegri (which they probably will) it will be to use him as a sort of scapegoat. I don't think he's a bad coach at all. It's difficult to managers to adjust to such drastic changes and only a handful could in the world.
0
Footaholic 14 years ago
Arsenal, Egypt 178 2277
The short-sightedness of people on here amazes me. Yes, they sold half of their teams and their stars but if you look at their books they had too. They were waaay too deep in the red and Milan take FFP seriously so they had to renegotiate their football strategy. They are now relatively healthy financially and will try to grow more of their own players instead of shelling out ridiculous sums as they have in the past. They may be poor now but time will tell. People said that Juve were dead and look at them now. Patience and intelligent strategy often succeed.
3
rizqy2390 14 years ago
Manchester United, England 0 0
where's zlatan ibrahimovic?
1
Leo 14 years ago
you are joking right?
1
Scholes18Legend 14 years ago
Manchester United, England 0 96
He plays with Man United now
2
Inviciblesof04 14 years ago
Arsenal, England 1 17
Plays for AFC Wimbledon mate. If you don't get my sarcasm then my friend that would be worst than your comment.
-1
vom Besten 14 years ago
the city of Milano has no more good soccerteam! Inter & Milan are dead!
0
Apocalypse88 14 years ago
Manchester United 0 51
The owners shouldn't even think about firing the coach they are the ones who made the team worse in the transfer window.
1
ahmad ayaash 14 years ago
hhhhhhhhhhhhh.....realy ,milan have a stupid manager
0
LFC1892 14 years ago
Liverpool, United States 0 0
Looking at what happened to Milan after losing Ibra and Silva...I can't imagine if we lost Gerrard and Suarez.
0
africano heat 14 years ago
ahhahaha do you think liverpool are in better position than milan hahahah 2 points from 5 games dude hahah
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