US EditionModric Nets Decisive Strike as Milan Edge Bologna in Tense Encounter
Luka Modric, aged 40, scored the only goal assisted by Alexis Saelemaekers, securing AC Milan's second consecutive Serie A win, with Massimiliano Allegri sent off for dissent.
- On Sunday, AC Milan beat Bologna 1-0 at the San Siro, with Luka Modric scoring the sole goal right on the hour from Alexis Saelemaekers's cut-back.
- Midfield pairing Adrien Rabiot and Modric helped control the game, with Milan's high press producing turnovers that supplied attacking opportunities throughout the match on Sunday.
- Referee Matteo Marcenaro consulted VAR and rescinded the penalty awarded to Christopher Nkunku, prompting AC Milan manager Massimiliano Allegri to be sent off for protesting.
- The victory lifted Milan to fifth in Serie A, registering a second straight win, but goalkeeper Mike Maignan limped off with a suspected right-calf problem, so Pietro Terracciano made his debut and Allegri said Maignan will miss Saturday's trip to Udinese.
- Modric's pedigree remains crucial, the six-time Champions League winner again decisive as Milan struck the woodwork and missed big chances at San Siro.
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Midfielder Luka Modric celebrated his 40th birthday in the best possible way, scoring his first goal for Milan and giving the team a 1-0 victory over Bologna at the San Siro. The match was difficult for the Rossoneri, who hit the post and crossbar several times, while Bologna had long moments of control of the game. However, Modric broke the deadlock in the second minute of the second half, after a combination with Alexis Saelemaekers, sending t…
Luka Modric, just 40 years old, made the difference again this Sunday, proved that he is an infinite player and returned all the affection he receives from the hobby...
This Sunday, AC Milan won against Bologna as part of the 3rd day of Serie A.
Soccer-Modric nets decisive strike as Milan edge Bologna in tense encounter
MILAN, Italy (Reuters) -Luka Modric scored his first goal for AC Milan to secure a 1-0 home win over Bologna on Sunday, a hard-fought Serie A result tempered by an injury to goalkeeper Mike Maignan and a red card for coach Massimiliano Allegri. Read full story
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