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Result SASSUOLO 3 – 2 AC MILAN, Goals by Berardi, Bonaventura, and Alex, Sunday 17 May 2015

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45% Ball Possession SASSUOLO and 55% Ball Possession AC MILAN
Sassuolo Sassuolo 3 – 2 AC Milan  AC Milan
13′ Domenico Berardi                     33′ Giacomo Bonaventura
31′ Domenico Berardi                     51′ Alex
77′ Domenico Berardi
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Serie A Standing AFTER the game:
AC Milan, 11th position with 46 points and a positive goal difference of +1
Sassuolo, 13th position with 43 points and a negative goal difference of -11

Pos Team P W D L Goals DIFF Points
11 Milan 36 11 13 12 50:49 1 46
13 Sassuolo 36 10 13 13 45:56 -11 43

 

 

Brilliant day for Sassuolo delighting their fans with  super forward Domenico Berardi scoring a hat-trick against AC Milan.   A different story is for Milan suffering a defeat and swallowing the sour reality that they won’t be in any European competition next year. Making matters worst, Milan punished again by the same Verdugo from last season:  Berardi who had scored 4 goals last season against Milan and 3 this season and all at the Mapei Stadium!

Game starting with controversy as Milan protest for a “ghost goal.”  Here is the situation.  In the 14th minute a shot by Sassuolo forward Domenico Berardi with a left footed shot surprising AC Milan goalkeeper Diego Lopez and a mistake  punishing Lopez because he is unable to save. Milan arguing the ball did not go thru considering a ghost goal…

In the 31st minute, another dagger and again by Berardi defeating Lopez with a left footed shot inthe bottom left corner. It must be a headache for Lopez while Sassuolo fans acclaim Berardi.

AC Milan shortening the distance in the 33rd minute with midfielder Giacomo Bonaventura defeating Sassuolo goalkeeper Andrea Consigli with a right footed shot in the center. The assist is by defender Ignazio Abate.

In the 51st minute Milan equalizing for the 2-2 following a corner conceded by Sassuolo defender Paolo Cannavaro. It is defender Alex defeating goalkeeper Consigli with a headed sot in the center.

Things complicating for Milan in the 57th minute as Referee Guida gives a red card to Bonaventura for a handball after getting a second yellow card. Milan now playing with 10 players for the last 30 minutes.

The final slap to humiliate Milan arriving in the 77th minute and guess who scored the winner goal? Yep, you got it… it is Berardi with a left footed shot!!!! Incredible so, the party at the Mapei is all for Berardi proving to be Milan’s nightmare.

 

 

 

Tension until the last minute and there you go… in the 90th minute Referee Guida giving a straight red card to Milan forward Suso.

 

 

Here is SASSUOLO official staring lineup by coach Eusebio Di Francesco:

SASSUOLO  (4-4-3): Consigli; Fontanesi, Cannavaro, Acerbi, Peluso; Biondini, Missiroli, Taïder; Berardi, Zaza, Sansone.

Here is AC MILAN official starting lineup by coach Filippo Inzaghi:

AC MILAN (4-3-3): Diego López; Abate,Alex, Paletta, Bonera; Poli, de Jong, van Ginkel; Honda, Destro, Bonaventura.

Click the video to watch the highlights of the match SASSUOLO vs AC MILAN with all goals on Sunday 17 May 2015

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Click the video to watch the commentaries from Diretta Stadio by Tiziano Crudelli on Sassuolo – AC Milan.

 

 

Stats AFTER the game.  Top scorer of SASSUOLO: Forward Domenico Berardi with 14 goals

Top scorer of AC MILAN:  Forward Jeremy Menez with 16 goals

 

Sassuolo Goals Goals AC Milan
Berardi, Domenico 14 16 Menez, Jeremy
Zaza, Simone 9 6 Honda, Keisuke
Sansone, Nicola 5 5 Bonaventura, Giacomo
Missiroli, Simone 4 3 de Jong, Nigel
Acerbi, Francesco 3 3 Destro, Mattia

 

 

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Serie A tickets2014 – 2015 Italian Serie A Week 36

Sassuolo 3 – 2 AC Milan
Sunday 17 May 2015
Mapei Stadium
Sassuolo, Italy

12:30

Referee: GUIDA
Assistants: VIVENZI – GAVA
Fourth Official: STALLONE
ADD1: DAMATO
ADD2: CHIFFI

Attendance: 13,727

Goals: 13′ Domenico Berardi (S), 31′ Domenico Berardi (S), 33′ Giacomo Bonaventura (M), 51′ Alex (M), 77′ Domenico Berardi (S),

Official formations – lineups:

SASSUOLO (4-3-3): Consigli; Fontanesi (74′  Magnanelli), Cannavaro, Acerbi, Peluso; Biondini, Missiroli, Taider (61′ Brighi); Berardi, Zaza, Sansone (70′ Floro Flores).
Subs not used:  (Pomini, Celeste, Longhi, Bianco, Natali, Chibsah, Floccari, Lazarevic).
Coach: Eusebio Di Francesco.
AC MILAN (4-3-3): Diego Lopez; Abate (45′ Suso), Alex, Paletta, Bonera; Poli, De Jong, Van Ginkel; Honda (78′  El Shaarawy), Destro (68′  Pazzini), Bonaventura.
Subs not used: (Abbiati, Gori, Zaccardo, Mexes, Zapata, Bocchetti, Albertazzi, Mastalli, Mastour).
Coach: Filippo Inzaghi.
 

Sent off:  57′ Giacomo Bonaventura (M), 95′ Suso (M)

Booked:  Bonera (M), Missiroli (S),  Paletta (M). Honda (M), El Shaarawy (M)

Match Stats

Sassuolo Match Stats AC Milan
3 Goals 2)
6(5) Shots (on goal) 11(3)
14 Fouls 20
3 Corner kicks 4
4 Offsides 2
45% Ball  Possession 55%
2 Yellow Cards 4
0 Red Cards 2
1 Saves 2

 

 

Front Pages, La Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere dello Sport, and Tutto Sport from Sunday 17 May 2015.

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Good morning my friends. Here are the front pages from Italy main Sports newspapers La Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere dello Sport, and Tutto Sport from Sunday 17 May 2015.

Party time for Juventus as headlines showing their victory against Inter winning the Derby d’Italia!    I agree it was a mini Inter compared to Juventus using mostly players from the reserve and still winning the match.    Juventus showing no mercy….

Oops!  really?  Headlines showing possible goodbye… Fiorentina coach Vincenzo Montella might join AC Milan as coach!  Is this a right move?   Talking about Milan, headline stating that President Silvio Berlusconi will sell Milan only to the rich…..

One headline making me so happy is to see “Frosinone” promoted to  Serie A next season!!!!

 

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La Gazzetta dello Sport
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Sunday 17 May 2015

 

 

 

 

Corriere dello Sport
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Sunday 17 May 2015

 

 

Tutto Sport
Front Page, Prima Pagina
Sunday 17  May 2015

 

 

 

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SERIE A: RESULTS FROM ROUND 36

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MILAN – Here are the results from Round 36 of Serie A so far and ahead of tonight’s match between Roma-Udinese at 20.45, Fiorentina-Parma (Monday 19.00) and Napoli-Cesena (Monday 21.00):

INTER-JUVENTUS 1-2 (9′ Icardi; 42′ pen. Marchisio, 83′ Morata)

SAMPDORIA-LAZIO 0-1 (54′ Gentiletti)

SASSUOLO-MILAN 3-2 (14′ , 31′, 78′ Berardi; 33′ Bonaventura, 51′ Alex)

ATALANTA-GENOA 1-4 (18′ pen. Pinilla; 29′ Pavoletti, 57′ Bertolacci, 61′, 73′ I. Falque)

CAGLIARI-PALERMO 0-1 (9′ Vazquez)

HELLAS VERONA-EMPOLI 2-1 (24′ Moras; 6′ Saponara, 67′ Sala)

TORINO-CHIEVO VERONA 2-0 (51′, 69′ Maxi Lopez)

POST-MATCH REACTION

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The post-match interviews from Sassuolo-Milan.

(IN THE PHOTO: Inzaghi hands out instructions to the team) 

MILAN – This is what the coach and Andrea Poli had to say after Milan’s match away at Sassuolo on Sunday which ended 3-2 in favour of the neroverdi:

FILIPPO INZAGHI (post-match press conference)
“Technology is fundamental. It is hard to comment on today’s match, with two debatable incidents that went against us. Sassuolo are an excellent team and we played very well. We reacted well, but then Bonaventura was sent off for a second yellow card. The second yellow card was dubious while I don’t think he deserved the first booking. I am disappointed because Sassuolo played an excellent match but on a day like today it becomes hard to talk about football and I am angry about this. We have played well in the past 3 matches, we’ve dominated, but I am disappointed because just like the Napoli match we were penalised a bit too much again. I am sorry because everything that happened is hard to explain. I have to look forwards, I have a contract with Milan and it’s down to me to keep a hold of this position. It’s been a complicated season, I often speak to the President and I will move forwards by giving my all and then we shall see what happens. I know about the respect towards me, but I was given a great chance to coach Milan, the team of my dreams, and I will try and keep a tight hold of this position. I have grown a lot and I will do this job for a long time and I hope to do it here at Milan. The last red card that we deserved was the one given to Menez. De Sciglio’s was not a red-card and the one on Bonaventura is very debatable while with Suso the officials could have closed an eye, it didn’t seem to me to be a ‘”leg-breaking” challenge. It’s not easy to stay calm when you know you have been penalised. I am sorry because the match officials have a tough job and with technology they can be helped. We were missing two first team wing-backs today and so we had to put a centre-back out in that position (Bonera, editor’s note), but I do not think that was the problem. We knew that Sassuolo would be dangerous on the counter-attack, but after conceding two goals like that it’s not easy. I brought on El Shaarawy because I wanted to win the match and I think the team deserved to. Because of the 15 injuries, I was forced to change the formation and rotate players and this caused us to lose our identity (earlier in the season, editor’s note). The desire was there today and before Bonaventura was sent off, I thought we could have taken the lead. I will give my absolute all for this club while I am given the chance and then we shall see.” 

ANDREA POLI
“The match was heavily influenced by refereeing errors, in my opinion. We came back and made it 2-2, and we were playing better than Sassuolo, the momentum was very much on our side. I believe that we gave a positive display and in 11 v 11, I am convinced that this match would have very likely ended up in a different manner. It’s been a negative season in terms of results. We play for Milan and we have to honour the jersey. Today was the second straight match away from home that we have had at least one man sent-off. We have to keep on fighting until the end. We have a competitive squad and we’re a group that has a desire to do well. We all want to get back on track. The referee’s performance was insufficient because they were major incidents. The match was heading in the right direction at 2-2 and then the rest happened. We all have to take responsibility, but as for today, there were some major errors. I have never seen anything like today. On the first goal and Bonaventura’s second yellow card. Now however we have to think about ourselves and try and get back on track. We will build from this spirit that we have shown in the past matches.”

SERIE A, SASSUOLO-MILAN: POST-MATCH INTERVIEWS

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The post-match interviews from Sassuolo-Milan.

(IN THE PHOTO: Inzaghi hands out instructions to the team) MILAN – This is what the coach and Andrea Poli had to say after Milan’s match away at Sassuolo on Sunday which ended 3-2 in favour of the neroverdi:

FILIPPO INZAGHI (post-match press conference)
“Technology is fundamental. It is hard to comment on today’s match, with two debatable incidents that went against us. Sassuolo are an excellent team and we played very well. We reacted well, but then Bonaventura was sent off for a second yellow card. The second yellow card was dubious while I don’t think he deserved the first booking. I am disappointed because Sassuolo played an excellent match but on a day like today it becomes hard to talk about football and I am angry about this. We have played well in the past 3 matches, we’ve dominated, but I am disappointed because just like the Napoli match we were penalised a bit too much again. I am sorry because everything that happened is hard to explain. I have to look forwards, I have a contract with Milan and it’s down to me to keep a hold of this position. It’s been a complicated season, I often speak to the President and I will move forwards by giving my all and then we shall see what happens. I know about the respect towards me, but I was given a great chance to coach Milan, the team of my dreams, and I will try and keep a tight hold of this position. I have grown a lot and I will do this job for a long time and I hope to do it here at Milan. The last red card that we deserved was the one given to Menez. De Sciglio’s was not a red-card and the one on Bonaventura is very debatable while with Suso the officials could have closed an eye, it didn’t seem to me to be a ‘”leg-breaking” challenge. It’s not easy to stay calm when you know you have been penalised. I am sorry because the match officials have a tough job and with technology they can be helped. We were missing two first team wing-backs today and so we had to put a centre-back out in that position (Bonera, editor’s note), but I do not think that was the problem. We knew that Sassuolo would be dangerous on the counter-attack, but after conceding two goals like that it’s not easy. I brought on El Shaarawy because I wanted to win the match and I think the team deserved to. Because of the 15 injuries, I was forced to change the formation and rotate players and this caused us to lose our identity (earlier in the season, editor’s note). The desire was there today and before Bonaventura was sent off, I thought we could have taken the lead. I will give my absolute all for this club while I am given the chance and then we shall see.” 

ANDREA POLI
“The match was heavily influenced by refereeing errors, in my opinion. We came back and made it 2-2, and we were playing better than Sassuolo, the momentum was very much on our side. I believe that we gave a positive display and in 11 v 11, I am convinced that this match would have very likely ended up in a different manner. It’s been a negative season in terms of results. We play for Milan and we have to honour the jersey. Today was the second straight match away from home that we have had at least one man sent-off. We have to keep on fighting until the end. We have a competitive squad and we’re a group that has a desire to do well. We all want to get back on track. The referee’s performance was insufficient because they were major incidents. The match was heading in the right direction at 2-2 and then the rest happened. We all have to take responsibility, but as for today, there were some major errors. I have never seen anything like today. On the first goal and Bonaventura’s second yellow card. Now however we have to think about ourselves and try and get back on track. We will build from this spirit that we have shown in the past matches.”