US EditionMilan's Futile Win over Monza Overshadowed by Fan Protests
- AC Milan won their final Serie A match 2-0 against last-placed Monza at San Siro on Saturday amid widespread fan protests.
- The protests were triggered by Milan's disappointing season, marked by missing out on European competitions and losing the Italian Cup final to Bologna.
- Thousands gathered outside Casa Milan earlier Saturday, while fans inside the stadium formed the phrase 'Go home.' and staged a walkout.
- The banner read 'everyone leave, free Milan from this agony,' targeting owners and management including Cardinale, Furlani, Ibrahimovic, and Moncada.
- The protests highlight fan frustration with Milan’s decline since June 2022 despite winning the Italian Super Cup and prompt possible changes in leadership and coaching.
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(Reuters) - AC Milan wrapped up their disappointing season with a 2-0 win over Monza on Saturday, but the game was overshadowed by fan protests against the club ownership and hierarchy both before and during the match. Read full story
Milan's futile win over Monza overshadowed by fan protests
AC Milan wrapped up their disappointing season with a 2-0 win over Monza on Saturday, but the game was overshadowed by fan protests against the club ownership and hierarchy both before and during the match.Milan's victory came thanks to second half goals from Matteo Gabbia and Joao Felix, moving them to
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AC Milan beats last-place Monza amid widespread protests over poor season
AC Milan has beaten last-placed Monza 2-0 in its final match of Serie A amid widespread protests. Matteo Gabbia scored with a second-half header at the San Siro then Joao Felix converted a free kick as Milan moved up to…
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