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AC Milan
FT
0 : 0
vs
HT 0 : 0
Atalanta

  • Kick Off at 19:45 (GMT) on 7th November, 2015
  • The referee for this match is Piero Giacomelli
  • Attendance of 33192 fans at the San Siro
  • This is a match in Serie A, Match Day 12, Season 2015/2016

  • AC Milan
  • Cards
  • De Sciglio (25')
  • Mexes (59')
  • Calabria (78')
  • Bacca (84')
  • Atalanta
  • Cards
  • Cigarini (42')
  • Pinilla (49')
  • Gomez (56')
  • Carmona (90')
Full lineups: AC Milan vs Atalanta

AC Milan

Starting XI

  • 99. Gianluigi Donnarumma
  • 2. Mattia De Sciglio
  • 5. Phillippe Mexes
  • 13. Alessio Romagnoli
  • 31. Luca Antonelli
  • 27. Juraj Kucka
  • 18. Riccardo Montolivo
  • 16. Andrea Poli
  • 11. Alessio Cerci
  • 70. Carlos Bacca
  • 19. Mbaye Niang

Substitutes

  • 32. Christian Abbiati
  • 97. Alessandro Livieri
  • 8. Suso
  • 9. Luiz Adriano
  • 10. Keisuke Honda
  • 15. Rodrigo Ely
  • 17. Cristian Zapata
  • 23. Antonio Nocerino
  • 34. Nigel de Jong
  • 96. Davide Calabria
  • 4. Jose Mauri

Coach

  • Sinisa Mihajlovic

Atalanta

Starting XI

  • 57. Marco Sportiello
  • 77. Cristian Raimondi
  • 3. Rafael Toloi
  • 29. Gabriel Paletta
  • 93. Boukari Drame
  • 88. Alberto Grassi
  • 15. Marten De Roon
  • 21. Luca Cigarini
  • 11. Maxi Moralez
  • 51. Mauricio Pinilla
  • 10. Alejandro Daro Gomez

Substitutes

  • 30. Davide Bassi
  • 33. Nicolo Cherubin
  • 2. Guglielmo Stendardo
  • 5. Andrea Masiello
  • 6. Gianpaolo Bellini
  • 7. Marco D'Alessandro
  • 8. Giulio Migliaccio
  • 17. Carlos Carmona
  • 19. German Denis
  • 24. Andrea Conti
  • 27. Jasmin Kurtic
  • 28. Davide Brivio

Coach

  • Edoardo Reja
  • 15
    fouls
    18
  • 5
    offsides
    2
  • 3
    shots on target
    5
  • 4
    shots off target
    10
  • 2
    blocked shots
    3
  • 3
    counter attacks
    1
  • 4
    corners
    6
  • 11
    crosses
    23
  • 41%
    possession
    59%
57 Votes
AC Milan vs Atalanta
Team Performance
19 Comments
Top Comments
milanlamiavita 11 years ago Edited
Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418
Fair play to Atalanta, their tactics were spot on from the first minute. They were better in every area, bar the goalkeeping department. Their pressing game and high tempo in addition to precise speedy play by Papu Gomez and Moralez made Milan go further and further back. If it wasn't for Donnarumma, it could have been an embarrassing scoreline. Tonight we could clearly see that without Bonaventura, our midfield is almost non-existent. De Sciglio was very lucky to stay on the pitch. Right at the end, Cerci should have won it, but it would have been the most undeserved victory ever.
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Fair play to Atalanta, their tactics were spot on from the first minute. They were better in every area, bar the goalkeeping department. Their pressing game and high tempo in addition to price speedy play by Papu Gomez and Moralez made Milan go further and further back. If it wasn't for Donnarumma, it could have been an embarrassing scoreline. Tonight we could clearly see that without Bonaventura, our midfield is almost non-existent. De Sciglio was very lucky to stay on the pitch. Right at the end, Cerci should have won it, but it would have been the most undeserved victory ever.
Cuore_Granata 11 years ago Edited
Torino, Italy 3 745
Donnarumma is doing very well. I'm not taking anything away from Atalanta because they did play well. And I'm glad Niang finally got his chance, but he looks alittle selfish and tries to be too clever, however this will get better with more expiernce. Poli still bugs me a little, not having Bonaventura and Bertolacci really hurt Milans mid, also was surprised not to see De Jong come in. Calabria is a solid fullback from the start or off the bench. Mijailovic is doing a fine job and AC Milan is only going to get better.
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Showing previous versions of this text.
Donnarumma is doing very well. I'm not taking anything away from Atalanta because they did play well. And I'm glad Niang finally got his chance, but he looks alittle selfish and tries to be too clever, however this will get better with more expiernce. Poli still bugs me a little, not having Bonaventura and Bertolacci really hurt Milans mid, also was surprised not to see De Jong come in. Calabria is a solid fullback from the start or off the bench. Mijilovic is doing a fine job and AC Milan is only going to get better.
All comments
Tarjo 11 years ago
what a bunch of shit players now playing in milano
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John 11 years ago
That kid, Alberto Grassi of Atalanta, is very good. 20 years old.
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Dimitri 11 years ago
This was by far the worst match of MIlan this year! And when I saw how bad Cerci was (and I'm not talking only about that last chanc that he'd miss), along with that idiot Montolivo, who is constantly going from bad to worse, it makes me sick! They should've lost this match!
Isn't a shame that a team like Milan cannot get out from their half (literally) the entire second half, and the only chance they've had was in 93rd minute? And on the other side, Atlanta didn't score only thanks to the great Donnarumma.
At moments like this, I'm feel ashamed that I'm Milan fan!
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milanlamiavita 11 years ago
Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418
a tad melodramatic, don't you think? The performance vs Napoli at home was by far the lowest point of the season. Ashamed? Sounds like someone is only prepared to jump on the bandwagon for the good times. The bigger picture shows we've won 10 points out of a possible 12. Our best midfielder was suspended, and Bertolacci was injured too.
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millz 11 years ago
where is balotelli please?
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Taiwo 11 years ago
The AC Milan keeper had a good game. Well don lad
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mladen 11 years ago
Manchester United, Yugoslavia 253 2319
that boy saved you today.
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JozeMourinho 11 years ago
Chelsea, Greece 18 1254
Donnarumma legend on the making :)
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Reja 11 years ago
Milan just lucky tonight, especially for the second half.. Atlanta with 0 shoot on goal before kucka sub. Lucky de sciglio didn't get sent off and lucky that calabria didn't produce penalty to Atalanta. Donnaruma is a beast!
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milanlamiavita 11 years ago
Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418
Lucky?? Papu clearly dived. You could see clearly that he begins to go to ground even before Calabria has slid in. Fantastic decision by Piero! De Sciglio though....he survived because his kick on Pinilla was accidental. But the first challenge could have easily been a red.
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pipi_caca 11 years ago
Milan is sh*t as always... Cerci titular is the evidence that Milan is sick as f*ck...
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shpalman 11 years ago
AC Milan, Italy 55 2252
a draw which feels like a loss.
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milanlamiavita 11 years ago
Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418
why? definitely one point gained. Last season, you could be guaranteed we would lose this game.
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kuba 11 years ago
@milanlamiavita, well actually you've just answered yourself (in your post below) for what @shpalman's written
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milanlamiavita 11 years ago
Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418
I didn't say it was like a defeat. I've said it would have been unfair had we won it. Much rather a point than nothing, especially in a game when the opposition were clearly superior.
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milanlamiavita 11 years ago Edited
Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418
Fair play to Atalanta, their tactics were spot on from the first minute. They were better in every area, bar the goalkeeping department. Their pressing game and high tempo in addition to precise speedy play by Papu Gomez and Moralez made Milan go further and further back. If it wasn't for Donnarumma, it could have been an embarrassing scoreline. Tonight we could clearly see that without Bonaventura, our midfield is almost non-existent. De Sciglio was very lucky to stay on the pitch. Right at the end, Cerci should have won it, but it would have been the most undeserved victory ever.
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  • History
Showing previous versions of this text.
Fair play to Atalanta, their tactics were spot on from the first minute. They were better in every area, bar the goalkeeping department. Their pressing game and high tempo in addition to price speedy play by Papu Gomez and Moralez made Milan go further and further back. If it wasn't for Donnarumma, it could have been an embarrassing scoreline. Tonight we could clearly see that without Bonaventura, our midfield is almost non-existent. De Sciglio was very lucky to stay on the pitch. Right at the end, Cerci should have won it, but it would have been the most undeserved victory ever.
Cuore_Granata 11 years ago Edited
Torino, Italy 3 745
Donnarumma is doing very well. I'm not taking anything away from Atalanta because they did play well. And I'm glad Niang finally got his chance, but he looks alittle selfish and tries to be too clever, however this will get better with more expiernce. Poli still bugs me a little, not having Bonaventura and Bertolacci really hurt Milans mid, also was surprised not to see De Jong come in. Calabria is a solid fullback from the start or off the bench. Mijailovic is doing a fine job and AC Milan is only going to get better.
4
  • History
Showing previous versions of this text.
Donnarumma is doing very well. I'm not taking anything away from Atalanta because they did play well. And I'm glad Niang finally got his chance, but he looks alittle selfish and tries to be too clever, however this will get better with more expiernce. Poli still bugs me a little, not having Bonaventura and Bertolacci really hurt Milans mid, also was surprised not to see De Jong come in. Calabria is a solid fullback from the start or off the bench. Mijilovic is doing a fine job and AC Milan is only going to get better.
milanlamiavita 11 years ago
Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418
That was Niang's first start of the season. In the second half, he was tiring and when Luiz Adriano came on, I was amazed it wasn't for Niang. He looked spent. The kid has now played right wing, left wing and centrally. As we saw when he was at Genoa, he needs to be given a run in the side in a stable position to begin to make his mark. Yes I would have started De Jong ahead of Poli. It seems Sinisa thinks Nigel and Montolivo cannot function in the same side...not sure about this.

When looking at the fixtures - Sassuolo, Chievo and Atalanta at home, with Lazio away sandwiched in, realistically you would hope for three wins and then hope for a draw away to Lazio (such has been Milan's form away to the bigger teams). We've picked up 10 points, and undefeated in 5.

Juventus next...
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Cuore_Granata 11 years ago
Torino, Italy 3 745
Yes niangs experience will come with time. I do think Milan will pick up points and be a better team once they get some players back. I just don't see the reason for De Jong not to play alongside Montolivo. Poli can not be that much better. I think Juventus-Milan will be a draw, as long as Milan can stay calm and composed. Bacca and Cerci could reck on the counter.
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