Il Max Allegri's Milan wins in a comeback by 3 to 1 and conquers Just like in the Lombard derby. Now the Rossoneri, with the recovery completed (yesterday the Bologna won 3 to 2 at Verona), find themselves with 43 points in the standings, second only three points behind the leaders Inter and with a three point advantage over Naples and four on Jgrapes and RomeAllegri is once again in the thick of the Scudetto race, despite his tiresome detractors for a style of football that may not be spectacular but brings results.
Last night, however, wasn't a walk in the park. Far from it. After ten minutes, Como was already ahead thanks to a fine goal from Kempf, who collected a Baturina cross, beat Fofana to the post, and slotted home. But rather than settle for the lead, Como persisted and came close to doubling their lead on two more occasions. At the end of the first half, however, Milan equalized thanks to a penalty converted by Nkunku. The second half was a thrilling one, with constant reversals of form, a lively Como side but two key players for Milan: Maignan and RabiotIn the 54th minute, the Rossoneri goalkeeper once again denied Nico Paz, and immediately afterwards, Rabiot, set up by Leao, turned the tide of the match by scoring the goal that made it 2-1. Nico Paz They came close to equalizing twice, hitting the crossbar in the 59th minute and the post in the 84th. Como was having a difficult night, and Milan took advantage of the situation to score their third goal with a low strike from the usual Rabiot in the 88th minute.
