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Serie A Week 14 - 25-11-12 (20:45 p.m.) 1 - 0 Robinho (31′-PG) Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) Stadium - Milan Referee: Nicola Rizzoli Attendance: 77023 Resurgent Rossoneri upset blunt Bianconeri Robinho's first-half penalty was enough to decide a tight match, and surge the home side up the table, while leaving Juve with a precarious four-point lead at the top of Serie A. Nov 25, 2012 AC Milan ground out a priceless 1-0 victory over Serie A leaders Juventus at San Siro on Sunday evening to blow the title race wide open. The Bianconeri suffered only their second defeat in the league this season, after failing to respond to a Robinho penalty after 31 minutes in what was a closely contested match from both sides, which nevertheless lacked a lot of action in front of goal. Juventus maintain their four-point lead at the top of the table, but could see that gap cut to a single point should Inter come away with victory at Parma on Monday, while Milan move to eighth place with 18 points, jumping five spots in the standings. Robinho won the race to start up front for the hosts ahead of Bojan, while Juve made only one change from the side that dismantled Chelsea 3-0 in the Champions League midweek, with Mauricio Isla replacing Stephan Lichtsteiner as the right wing-back. Milan full-back Mattia De Sciglio was in the thick of things early on, dragging a shot from the edge of the area wide after five minutes, before forcing Gianluigi Buffon to work to stop his attempt from an angle with his legs, after he was played in by Robinho. The better openings in the match were continually going Milan's way, and they found some fortune just after the half hour mark when a soft penalty appeal for handball against Isla went their way, after the Bianconeri player struggled to clear under pressure from Nocerino. Robinho took responsibilities from the spot, and his shot squeezed into the bottom left corner, despite Buffon getting a strong hand to the attempt. Juve were simply not good enough in the first half, as despite controlling the majority of possession, looked decidedly out of ideas in attack. Minutes into the second half, a terrible pass out of defence from Buffon nearly sold Andrea Barzagli short and allowed Stephan El Shaarawy to pounce, but the defender was able to slide in for a crucial tackle. The introduction of Sebastian Giovinco for Fabio Quagliarella around the hour-mark finally sparked Juve into life. The diminutive Italian set up a great opportunity for Mirko Vucinic not long after his introduction, but the Montenegrin could not convert his cross from a good position inside the area. At the other end, Mario Yepes forced a save from Buffon with a header from a corner, but Milan were soon forced back into some desperate defending as Juve made a late surge to get something from the match in the closing stages. With seven minutes remaining, Giovinco again picked out Vucinic inside the area, but Amelia was in the right place to make a superb save to deny the striker from close range. But Juve could not change their stripes that late in the game, and failed to find another breakthrough as Milan held on to record three vital points to help the recovery of their season. http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

Appunto gli abbiamo restituito il maltolto.

Esce Mexes entra Zapata.

Entrerá Pogba forse per Asamoah

Invece sta giocando bene.

Peccato per Giovinco, grande rovsciata.

Lancio di Caceres inguardabile.

Secondo Bergomi, Giovinco é il giocatore giusto per mettere in difficoltá il Milan.

Bravo Padoin

Errori assurdi

Serie A Week 14 - 25-11-2012 (8:45 p.m.) - Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) Stadium - Milan Referee: Nicola Rizzoli HT: Milan lead Juve amid controversy Nov 25, 2012 Milan have taken a controversial half-time lead over Juventus thanks to Robinho’s highly debatable penalty. This was a Scudetto showdown nine months ago, ending 1-1 with Sulley Muntari’s ‘phantom goal’ not seen by officials. Going into this game, the Rossoneri were in 13th place and 17 points adrift of leaders Juventus. They were also without Massimo Ambrosini, Daniele Bonera, Alexandre Pato, Luca Antonini, Muntari and Djamel Mesbah, so Robinho returned to the trident. Giorgio Chiellini didn’t make the trip due to a calf strain and was replaced by Martin Caceres, but Leonardo Bonucci recovered from a stomach bug and Andrea Pirlo’s ban expired. Mauricio Isla was preferred to Stephan Lichtsteiner. Christian Abbiati pulled out in the warm-up with back pain, so Marco Amelia was a last-minute replacement and the captain’s armband given to Riccardo Montolivo. President Silvio Berlusconi and former Milan legend Marco Van Basten were in the stands. Mattia De Sciglio’s angled drive whistled just wide, then Gigi Buffon used his feet to parry Kevin-Prince Boateng’s strike at the near post from a Robinho assist. A deflected Fabio Quagliarella effort was easily held by Amelia and the crowd were irritated when Robinho went down under a Pirlo challenge and the referee waved play on. El Shaarawy’s finish on the counter was weak and into Buffon’s arms. The referee pointed to the spot on the half-hour when Isla stuck out an arm when blocking Antonio Nocerino’s header, though replays suggest the ball actually hit him on the ribs. Robinho stepped up and Buffon did get his hand to it, but the power took it through anyway at the near bottom corner for the Brazilian’s first goal of the season. Another Boateng counter was wasted when his shot was deflected meekly into Buffon’s grasp, but Juve struggled to muster much of a reaction. Bonucci was booked for tripping El Shaarawy on a rapid counter just before the break, but Montolivo’s free kick went through the wall and into Buffon’s hands. MILAN 1-0 JUVENTUS (Half-Time) Scorers: Robinho pen 31 (M) Milan: Amelia; De Sciglio, Mexes, Yepes, Constant; Montolivo, De Jong, Nocerino; Robinho, Boateng, El Shaarawy Juventus: Buffon; Barzagli, Bonucci, Caceres; Isla, Vidal, Pirlo, Marchisio, Asamoah; Vucinic, Quagliarella Ref: Rizzoli http://www.soccerway.com/national/italy/serie-a/20122013/regular-season/

Troppi errori!

Ammonito anche Bonucci.

Signore che cross Isla.

Bel dribbling di Robinho ma il campo é finito.

É De Marco che ha visto il fallo di mano che non c'era. Ma che ci stanno a fare gli arbitri di porta?

Gigi l'aveva quasi presa.

Rigore Milan

Peró stiamo giocando contro il Milan a San Siro mica contro il Chievo.

Ma che stiamo facendo?

Sembriamo stranamente deconcentrati.

Intervento assassino di Nocerino .... subito ammonito.

Pressing notevole del Milan

Vidal alto

De Sciglio fa tutto quello che vuole.