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Milan Let Two-Goal Lead Slip in 2-2 Draw at Parma
AC Milan conceded two late goals, allowing Parma to equalize and gain a valuable point near the relegation zone, officials said.
- On Saturday, United States international Christian Pulisic returned from injury for AC Milan, who drew 2-2 at relegation-threatened Parma after squandering an early lead.
- Christopher Nkunku's layoff created Milan's opening chance as Alexis Saelemaekers cut inside and drilled into the bottom left corner, while Rafael Le�o stroked a composed finish.
- Parma staged a comeback that turned the game into a draw as Adrián Bernabé curled a left-foot strike and Enrico Delprato headed in Sascha Britschgi's cross.
- The draw moved AC Milan level with defending champion Napoli, while Parma's point lifted the club two points above the drop zone.
- The result reshuffled immediate challengers in the title race as Inter Milan and Roma sat a point behind Milan and both play Sunday against Lazio and Udinese, while Juventus was fifth, three points adrift after a 0-0 draw to Torino.
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MILAN (AP) — American International Christian Pulisic returned from an injury and was close to scoring the goal of victory for AC Milan in a 2-2 draw against Parma, threatened by the descent, after visitors wasted an early 2-0 advantage.
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The Straits TimesMilan let two-goal lead slip in 2-2 draw at Parma
PARMA, Italy :AC Milan squandered a two-goal lead as struggling Parma mounted a spirited comeback to salvage a 2-2 draw on Saturday, with Enrico Delprato's second-half strike denying the visitors top spot in Serie A.Milan sit second level on 22 points with defending champions Napoli, who lead and visit Bologn
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