Serie A. Genoa-Atalanta: at 20.45 the advance of the penultimate round of the championship

Genoa (4-2-3-1): Siegrist; Sabelli, De Winter, Vasquez, Martin; Frendrup, Badelj; Zanoli, Messias, Vitinha; Pinamonti. Coach: Vieira

Atalanta (3-4-1-2): Carnesecchi; Kossounou, Hien, De Roon; Bellanova, Ederson, Sulemana, Zappacosta; Pasalic; De Ketelaere, Retegui. Coach: Gasperini

The penultimate match of the championship could begin to reveal the first definitive verdicts.

Precisely because of the characteristics of the current standings, it was decided that all matches, except Genoa-Atalanta, would be played at the same time, on Sunday evening.

At the top, Napoli, who are playing Parma away, have only a one-point advantage over Inter, who are facing Lazio at San Siro, who are trying to secure a place in the Champions League.

On the same evening, there will also be a cross-derby with Milan, still smarting from the defeat suffered by Bologna in the Coppa Italia final, who will return to the capital against Roma, who are busy consolidating their place in next year's continental tournaments: Conference or Europe League.

The other contender for a Champions League spot, Juventus, hosts Udinese.

In the fight to avoid relegation, decisive matches could be Monza-Empoli, with the Brianza team already mathematically in Serie B and the Tuscans in second-to-last place; Lecce-Torino: at the “Via del Mare” the Salento team, who are tied with Empoli, are in dire need of points; Cagliari-Venice where, if the islanders have achieved the almost mathematical certainty of remaining in the major tournament, the Venetians are just +1 from the “hot zone”

Three precious points. Three points that are worth salvation. Venezia has achieved a very important victory today in front of the home crowd against Fiorentina. A 2-1 at Penzo that is worth overtaking Empoli and Lecce and leaving the relegation zone.

In the rain, the goals in the second half by Cande' and Oristanio give a victory of capital importance to Di Francesco's team. On the other side, however, we saw a Fiorentina for long stretches tired and fatigued by the European commitment against Betis Seville. The European hopes for the Viola are now reduced to a glimmer.

The first half of Penzo is rather boring, full of fouls and characterized by a slow pace of play. At Fiorentina the absences of Kean and Gudmundsson (out due to muscular problems) inevitably limit the offensive production. Palladino's team, in fact, produces only two significant goal opportunities.

In the 27th minute, Fagioli kicks from the edge, but finds a prompt response from Radu; in the 43rd minute, however, Ndour tries to find the wild card from the left of the area with the ball that just grazes the crossbar. In full recovery, Venezia finally lights up: after dribbling Dodo', Yeboah finds himself alone in front of De Gea, but he misses the opening goal, opening his right foot too much.

The second half, however, is decidedly more explosive, thanks above all to Venezia, now hungrier and more concrete in the final meters. After the great opportunity that Oristanio had in the 59th minute, a minute later the home team unlocks the match. The goal for 1-0 is scored by Cande' who enters the area, controls Perez's cross and beats De Gea from a few steps away.

Fiorentina tries to respond in the 68th minute with Ranieri's conclusion, neutralized by Radu with the help of the post. On that woodwork the evening changes for the guests: on the reversal of the action, in fact, Venezia scores the 2-0, thanks to Oristanio, who thus ends his long drought.

In the 77th minute, Viola manages to close the gap with a goal from Mandragora, who is good at unloading a powerful shot from the ground under the crossbar. The final part is very fragmented and nervous and the Lagunari try to play with the clock, resisting the desperate attacks of their opponents.

Venice (3-5-2): RADU; SCHINGTIENNE, IDZES, CANDE'; ZERBIN, KIKE PEREZ, NICOLUSSI CAVIGLIA, BUSIO, ELLERTSSON; ORISTANIO, YEBOAH

Fiorentina (3-4-2-1): DE GEA; PONGRACIC, PABLO MARI', RANIERI; DODO', MANDRAGORA, BEANS, GOSENS; RICHARDSON, NDOUR; BELTRAN

Tonight there is a double postponed Serie A match with Venezia-Fiorentina at 18:30 and Atalanta-Roma at 20:45. For the orange-black-greens, a decisive match in terms of salvation, with Lecce chasing and Empoli ahead by two points and three games still to play for Eusebio Di Francesco's team.

The Viola, ninth with 59 points, are aiming for a place in Europe. Atalanta, third with 68 points, can mathematically qualify for the Champions League today. Challenging them is Roma, sixth with 63 points, which in turn is aiming for a place in the Champions League.

At the “Maradona” it ends 2-2, the Azzurri are only 1 point ahead of Inter. Ninety minutes of suffering for Napoli who are caught up twice by the Ligurians.

Conte's team started well and took a deserved lead in the quarter of an hour with Lukaku, then they were caught up in the 32nd minute by a Genoa who were not at all intimidated and who actually closed the first half of the match under pressure.

In the second half, Napoli returned to the field hammering, risked something on the counterattack and came close to doubling the score on a couple of occasions before regaining the lead in the 64th minute with Raspadori. With the doubling, the Azzurri also found the courage and the desire to persist. But in the 84th minute the goal of the rossoblù equaliser that froze the “Maradona” and the score returned to parity until the end of the match.

The hosts immediately put pressure on but “only” in the 5th minute Napoli is dangerous for Siegrist's goal. Politano moves into the area from the right and shoots from the edge of the area towards the far post, just wide.

Genoa struggling to contain the Azzurri's competitive spirit, who were dangerous again in the 9th minute with McTominay who sent an overhead kick over the crossbar.

The opening goal came in the 15th minute with Lukaku who, on the run, beat the Genoa goalkeeper from close range. The Belgian had been launched by a vertical pass from McTominay

Napoli continued to push and in the 23rd minute Raspadori tried to surprise Siegrist with a sudden shot from inside the area, who was making his debut with the red and blue shirt of the Ligurians.

In the 26th minute Genoa came close to equalising with Messias on the right: cross to the centre extended by Pinamonti for Vitinha, who however did not manage to shoot

Ligurians hit the crossbar in the 31st minute. On a free kick taken by Vitinha, Pinamonti headed the ball but it hit the woodwork.

The guests equalize in the 32nd minute. Insistent action by the Ligurians who had been stationed in the Napoli area for a few minutes. Cross from Messias from the right for Ahanor who heads: post, and then unfortunate deflection by Meret into his own goal

Napoli tries to react but the first half ends 1-1.

At the start of the second half, the home team immediately became dangerous in the 48th minute with Lukaku who aimed a right-footed shot at the left corner of Siegrist's goal, who stretched out and deflected the ball.

Conte's team continues to press and comes close to doubling the lead in the 55th minute: Politano sets Di Lorenzo in motion from the right who crosses to the center, Siegrist blocks but the ball remains in the area due to the crowding of players, Anguissa tries to put it in the net but hits it badly and misses the target.

Genoa equalises in the 84th minute with Vasquez. Cross from the left, Vasquez heads it past Meret

Napoli one step away from 3-2 at 90+3'. Soft cross from Neres from the right for Billing who heads just wide of the target.

Antonio Conte's team paid for their lack of precision in the final phase and drew in front of their home crowd, with just one point ahead of Inter with two games to go in the championship.

Genoa catches up with Napoli in the 84th minute. Vasquez heads the ball past Meret from the left

Azzurri ahead again thanks to Raspadori in the 64th minute. Assist by McTominay who serves Raspadori on the left side of the area: kick on the run and it's 2-1 at the “Maradona”

The first half at the “Maradona” ends in a 1-1 draw

The hosts immediately put pressure on but “only” in the 5th minute Napoli is dangerous for Siegrist's goal. Politano moves into the area from the right and shoots from the edge of the area towards the far post, just wide.

Genoa struggling to contain the Azzurri's competitive spirit, who were dangerous again in the 9th minute with McTominay who sent an overhead kick over the crossbar.

The opening goal came in the 15th minute with Lukaku who, on the run, beat the Genoa goalkeeper from close range. The Belgian had been launched by a vertical pass from McTominay

Napoli continued to push and in the 23rd minute Raspadori tried to surprise Siegrist with a sudden shot from inside the area, who was making his debut with the red and blue shirt of the Ligurians.

In the 26th minute Genoa came close to equalising with Messias on the right: cross to the centre extended by Pinamonti for Vitinha, who however did not manage to shoot

Ligurians hit the crossbar in the 31st minute. On a free kick taken by Vitinha, Pinamonti headed the ball but it hit the woodwork.

The guests equalize in the 32nd minute. Insistent action by the Ligurians who had been stationed in the Napoli area for a few minutes. Cross from Messias from the right for Ahanor who heads: post, and then unfortunate deflection by Meret into his own goal.

Napoli tries to react but the first half ends 1-1

Insistent action by the Ligurians who had been stationed in the Napoli area for a few minutes. Cross from Messias from the right for Ahanor who heads it: post, and then an unfortunate deflection by Meret into his own goal

The opening goal came in the 15th minute with Lukaku who, on the run, beat the Genoa goalkeeper from close range. The Belgian had been launched by a vertical pass from McTominay

At the “Maradona” Conte’s men face Genoa with the determination to get the full loot. The schedule of this thirty-sixth matchday has favored them by having them take the field after the Inter match: the Nerazzurri beat Torino away; therefore, Napoli need the three points to restore the gap.

In the race for the Scudetto, however, there are nine points up for grabs in total, so the Neapolitans cannot be distracted.

Napoli (4-4-2): Meret; Di Lorenzo, Rrahmani, Olivera, Spinazzola; Politano, Anguissa, Lobotka, McTominay; Lukaku, Raspadori. Coach Conte

Genoa (4-2-3-1): Siegrist; Sabelli, Otoa, Vasquez, Ahanor; Masini, Frendrup; Norton-Cuffy, Vitinha, Messias; Pinamonti. Coach Vieira

Those who expected a tired Inter, got the answer on the pitch. The Nerazzurri seem anything but physically and mentally exhausted, anything but satisfied.

Inzaghi's team is still in the league. And Napoli must not delude themselves. Today's result at Torino was clear, and largely deserved: 2-0. With a goal in each half: a splendid goal by Zalewski in the 14th minute, and a penalty scored by Asllani in the fourth minute of the second half.

At this point Inter has caught up with Napoli at the top of the table with 77 points. And now all the pressure is on the Neapolitans who have to play at home tonight, but against Genoa: a match that is never a foregone conclusion.

After all, Inzaghi had said it a few minutes before the kick-off and he kept his promise: "We will fight for the Scudetto until the end."

The match

Inzaghi's team seemed unaffected by the strains of the Champions League and dominated the game for the entire first half.

The match was unlocked by Zalewski in the 14th minute with a classy goal: the Nerazzurri player freed himself with a backheel and then placed a curling shot where Torino goalkeeper Milinkovi-Savic couldn't reach.

The first phase of the game was prolonged beyond measure due to 2 suspensions decided by the referee.

The first suspension came just 2 minutes after the start due to an accident in the stands: 2 ultras fell from the balustrade of the Curva Maratona, landing on some people in the lower ring. Three minutes of suspension, the time needed for rescue. No one was seriously injured.

Another suspension then at the end of the time. The rain that arrived on the Olimpico Grande Torino forced the referee to stop the match. Also in this case the break lasted about 3 minutes.

After almost 8 minutes of the regular 45 minutes, the referee blew the double whistle and everyone went to the locker rooms.

The second half resumed with a huge delay due to the rain. The referee wanted to make sure the pitch was playable and waited for the technicians to drain the water from the pitch.

It only takes 2 minutes and the Nerazzurri become dangerous: in the 47th minute the ball is for Taremi, but Milinkovic-Savic comes out in a rush: clear penalty and yellow card for the Granata goalkeeper.

Asllani steps up to the spot and doesn’t miss. Inter 2 – Torino 0.

The second half seems more balanced. But it is Inter who almost scores the third. In the 56th minute, excellent personal play by Zalewski who sees and serves: diagonal from the Nerazzurri winger is blocked by an attentive Milinkovic-Savic.

The Nerazzurri came close to scoring again in the 69th minute. Dumfries put Correa in a great position, but he missed the shot. Calhanoglu then tried but the Torino goalkeeper said no again.

Final thrill, with Torino scoring, but the referee disallows. 3 minutes after the ninetieth, Masina guesses a spectacular overhead kick that beats Martinez, but the action is tainted by a foul on Asllani. The time to deny the goal and then comes the final whistle.

At the moment Inter has the 3 points needed to catch up with Napoli at the top of the table. After the first 45 minutes the Nerazzurri win 1-0 in Turin, thanks to a beautiful goal by Zalewski.

Inzaghi's team seemed unaffected by the strains of the Champions League and dominated the game for the entire first half.

A first phase of the game that however was extended beyond measure due to 2 suspensions decided by the referee.

The first suspension came just 2 minutes after the start due to an accident in the stands: 2 ultras fell from the balustrade of the Curva Maratona, landing on some people in the lower ring. Three minutes of suspension, the time needed for rescue. No one was seriously injured.

Another suspension then at the end of the time. The rain that arrived on the Olimpico Grande Torino forced the referee to stop the match. Also in this case the break lasted about 3 minutes.

After almost 8 minutes of the regular 45 minutes, the referee blew the double whistle and everyone went to the locker rooms.

The dynamics are still unclear. But this afternoon two Torino ultras fell from the balustrade of the Maratona curve, for reasons that are still uncertain.

In the fall they would have ended up on some fans who were in the ring below them. The 2 fallen would have had no consequences, while the 3 people hit would have suffered contusions, for this reason they were rescued by an ambulance.

To help the fans, the match was suspended for 3 minutes.

Torino no longer has anything to ask of this championship. Salvation is there. And Europe is too far away. The risk is to lose concentration.

But, speculate, the risk for Inter is to think that everything is easy and take lightly an opponent that is never easy to meet. Moreover, the Nerazzurri come from the feat against Barcelona, ​​which sapped physical and mental energy. And obviously now the big goal is precisely the Champions League final.

“We are clearly satisfied with what we have done with Barcelona, ​​but we know that there is one last step to take,” Simone Inzaghi commented to Sky Sport microphones pre-match.

"The Scudetto is not in our hands because Napoli is ahead of us, but we will do everything we can to win it."

TURIN (4-2-3-1): Milinkovic-Savic; Dembele, Maripan, Masina, Biraghi; Ricci, Gineitis; Lazaro, Vlasic, Elmas; Adams. Coach Vanoli. INTER (3-5-2): Martinez; Bisseck, de Vrij, Bastoni; Darmian, Zalewski, Asllani, Zielinski, Carlos Augusto; Taremi, Correa. Coach Inzaghi.

A point each between Verona and Lecce, who drew 1-1 on matchday 36 of Serie A. A result that is especially convenient for Hellas, who interrupted a streak of three defeats in a row and with today's draw moved up to 33 points, which is worth +5 on the relegation zone with two matchdays to go. A point that is of little use, however, to Lecce who moved up to 28 points but were caught up in fourth-last place by Empoli and now risk being overtaken by Venezia, who are busy tomorrow with Fiorentina. For Giampaolo's Salento team, safety is becoming increasingly difficult to achieve. It all happened in the first half: Lecce broke the deadlock halfway through the first half with Krstovic, well served by Tete Morente. For the Salento centre-forward it was the eleventh goal in the championship, which makes him one of the possible market men of this summer. Zanetti's team's approach was too soft, but they still managed to equalize before half-time thanks to a winning header from Coppola following a free kick taken by Suslov. In the second half the game heated up, with the Scaligeri dangerous with Serdar and Coppola again. Lecce responded with Banda who however literally missed an open goal on an assist from Pierotti. Also worth mentioning was a very tough clash between Mosquera and Gaspar, with the Lecce defender staying on the ground for a long time but after a few moments of concern he got up again.

Coppola (in the 41st minute) brings the match to parity at the Bentegodi, the one in which Lecce had taken the lead in the 23rd minute with Krstovic. His header on a cross from Suslov brings the match back to parity on Veneto soil.

A crucial match for Lecce, who remained in the quicksand of the salvation fight. And Krstovic, in the 23rd minute, in front of Montipò, doesn't miss: it's 1 to 0.

HELLAS VERONA (3-4-1-2): Montipò; Ghilardi, Coppola, Valentini; Tchatchoua, Duda, Niasse, Frese; Suslov; Tengstedt, Sarr. Subs : Berardi, Perilli, Oyegoke, Daniliuc, Faraoni, Lambourde, Lazovic, Bradaric, Livramento, Slotsager, Kastanos, Bernede, Serdar, Mosquera, Ajayi. Coach: Paolo Zanetti

LECCE (4-2-3-1): Falcone; Guilbert, Baschirotto, Gaspar, Gallo; Coulibaly, Pierret; Konan N'Dri, Helgason, Tete Morente; Krstovic. Subs: Fruchtl, Samooja, Rebic, Berisha, Rafia, Sansone, De Melo, Ramadani, Banda, Burnete, Karlsson, Coelho Oliveira, Pierotti, Kaba, Sala Coach: Marco Giampaolo

Monza returns to winning ways after four months. Alessandro Nesta's boys, already relegated, beat Udinese 2-1 in the match at the Bluenergy Stadium: the goals scored by Gianluca Caprari and Keita Balde were decisive, in the middle Lucca's temporary equaliser. The home team had a good approach to the match, with Atta being among the most active and immediately winning a corner. The pace of the first half was slow and the first dangerous conclusion came only in the 19th minute, when Kamara acrobatically missed the target. In the 26th minute Solet tried to do it all by himself, shooting, but Pizzignacco was alert and did not let himself be surprised. Two minutes later Davis attempted a conclusion, but was too weak to worry the opposing goalkeeper. Monza's first flash came at the end of the first half with Forson who, after having beaten Bijol with a tunnel, made an interesting pass to Birindelli, who was unable to reach the ball.

In the second half, coach Kosta Runjaic tries to shake up his team by bringing on Lovric and Lucca, but it is the red and whites who take the lead: Birindelli hits the post, Caprari pounces on the rebound and makes it 1-0. Udinese's reaction is not long in coming, in fact, in the space of a few minutes Rui Modesto and Lucca carve out two chances, which however they fail to capitalize on. The black and white team begins a phase of forcing that, after much effort, leads to the 1-1 goal scored by Lorenzo Lucca: Akpa Akpro has the ball stolen from him by Karlstrom, who serves the striker, who does well to pierce Pizzignacco with a right-footed cross. Galvanized by the draw, the home team goes in search of the goal to overtake, with Lucca unleashed and close to 2-1 on two occasions. In the final, however, it is still the Brianza team who strike with Keita Balde who, on Zeroli's header, puts the ball in the back of the net. Nesta's team defended the 2-1 lead until the final whistle and achieved their first victory since January 13, when they beat Fiorentina.

Thanks to this result, Monza rises to 18 points and avoids Salernitana's negative record, while Udinese remains twelfth with 44 points. In the next round, the Friulians will be busy away at the Allianz Stadium against Juventus, while the Lombards will host Empoli at the U-Power Stadium.

UDINESE (3-5-1-1): Okoye; Kristensen, Bijol, Solet; Modesto, Zarraga, Karlstrom, Payero, Kamara; Atta; Davis. Subs: Sava, Padelli, Sanchez, Lovric, Palma, Lucca, Ehizibue, Pafundi, Bravo, Kabasele, Giannetti, Ekkelenkamp, ​​Zemura, Pizarro. Coach Runjaic

MONZA (3-5-2): Pizzignacco, Pereira, Brorsson, Carboni; Birindelli, Castrovilli, Bianco, Akpa Akpro, Kyriakopoulos; Forson, Caprari. Subs: Turati, Mazza, Lekovic, Urbanski, Sensi, Keita, Zeroli, Palacios, Petagna, Martins, Colombo, Vignato, Ciurria. Coach Nesta

Empoli beat Parma 2-1 and end their 20-match winless streak.

The last success dates back to December 8th against Verona by 4-1. The last home success even since November, against Como.

With this result, the Tuscans, at least for one night, overtook Venice and Lecce and exited the relegation zone.

Empoli in the lead in the 11th minute . Following a corner kick, Henderson serves Fazzini with a precise low shot from the corner, slightly off to the right of the penalty area. Empoli's number 10 hits the ball with his right foot on first intention and sends the ball under the crossbar

Parma had a chance to equalise in the 21st minute: Hainuat sprinted down the right and beat Pezzella at speed, then crossed almost from the byline. The cut cross reached the centre of the area where Pellegrino headed the ball, but it went just wide.

In the 57th minute, a new chance for Empoli. Toscani close to doubling their lead: Henderson receives the ball from Gyasi from a throw-in in the offensive zone. The Empoli midfielder stops the ball with his back to the goal, moves to the center and kicks hard with his right foot, with the ball ending just wide

The Emilians equalized in the 75th minute with 73' M. Djuri. Incredible goal by Parma with Djuric's header from a free kick.

Empoli in the lead again in the 86th minute . Header, then Bonny tries to intervene, leaving Vasquez empty and Djuric's ball slowly slips in at the far post

After 6 minutes of added time, the match ends with the Tuscans victorious over the Emilians by 2-1. Important points for salvation.

Konate passes to Anjorin who moves the ball to his right and unleashes a shot from 25 meters that ends up in the top corner! Empoli once again in the lead! 2-1 at the Castellani Stadium

Incredible goal by Parma in the 75th minute with Djuric heading in a free kick.

At Castellani, the Tuscans finished the first half of the match against the Emilians with a one-point lead.

Empoli in the lead in the 11th minute . Following a corner kick, Henderson serves Fazzini with a precise low shot from the corner, slightly off to the right of the penalty area. Empoli's number 10 hits the ball with his right foot on first intention and sends the ball under the crossbar

Parma had a chance to equalise in the 21st minute: Hainuat sprinted down the right and beat Pezzella at speed, then crossed almost from the byline. The cut cross reached the centre of the area where Pellegrino headed the ball, but it went just wide.

In the 11th minute Empoli took the lead . Following a corner kick, Henderson served a precise low shot from the corner to Fazzini, who was slightly off to the right of the penalty area.

Empoli's number 10 hits the ball with a first-time right-footed shot and sends it under the crossbar

Lazio and Juventus drew 1-1 in a match of the 36th day of Serie A, played at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.

The Bianconeri's lead with Kolo Muani in the 51st minute was answered by Vecino in the 96th minute.

Bianconeri down to ten men from the 61st minute following Kalulu's expulsion.

The two teams remain tied in fourth place with 64 points, one more than Roma, who will play Atalanta in Bergamo on Monday.

At the Olimpico the first half of the match ends in a goalless draw

The first real chance for the home team came in the 10th minute with a run by Isaksen who got to the bottom right and sent in a cross to the centre, Di Gregorio came out and swatted it away, the ball remained in the area but there was no Biancoceleste player ready to take advantage of it.

Around the quarter of an hour the response from the black and whites, Insistent action with a back and forth from Tudor's men then, in the 16th minute, a volley from Kolo Muani after an empty exit from Mandas, Romagnoli saves on the line.

At 36' Kolo Muani was still dangerous. The Juventus striker was quite free in the penalty area, but his conclusion ended up far to the side of the goal.

The last 10 minutes of the first half passed without any major upheavals, with both teams blocked.

The match between Lazio and Juventus at the Olimpico in Rome ended 0-0 with a substantial balance.

One of the most interesting matches of this thirty-sixth day of the championship is taking place at the Olimpico in Rome: Lazio-Juventus.

The two teams are tied at 63 points, along with Roma. All theoretically candidates for fourth place in the standings that allows access to the European tournament that counts most and is most profitable for the clubs: the Champions League.

The defeat of one of the two teammates could mean the failure of the objective, a draw could benefit Roma.

Como beats Cagliari 3-1 in a comeback. In the 22nd minute, Luvumbo passes from the left, the ball cuts the penalty area in half, Zortea assists Adopo, whose conclusion passes under Reina's belly and goes in. In the 40th minute, Perrone passes to Maxence Caqueret who lobs the ball over Caprile. The referee whistles for Perrone's offside, but after checking with the VAR, validates Como's equaliser.

In the second minute of recovery of the first half Nico Paz from the left you need Gabriel Strafezza who from the edge of the area starts a great shot that goals. At 77 'still Nico Paz invents an assist directly from midfield for Patrick Cutrone who puts online. Also this time the referee cancels but the VAR valididates.

Como and Cagliari are on the pitch for the thirty -sixth day of Serie A. Cagliari, 14th at 33 points, has the objective mathematical salvation. Como, tenth at 45 points, has already reached the seasonal goal of staying in Serie A.

Como (4-2-3-1): Reina; Vojvoda, Goldaniga, Kempf, Valle; Caqueret, Perrone; From Cunha, Nico Paz, Strefezza; Douvikas. All.: Fàbregas.

CAGLIARI (3-5-2): Caprile; Zappa, Palomino, Obert; Zortea, Makoumbou, Viola, Adopo, Augello; Little, Luvumbo. All.: Nicola.

"The final on Wednesday will be very important. We are ready: we come from four wins in a row". These are the words of Santiago Gimenez, at the end of the match won.

The Rossoneri striker , today the author of a brace, already thinks about the Italian Cup final, always against the Emilians . "Whether I play from the beginning or starting from the bench, for the final, as always, I will respect the coach's choices. I made many sacrifices and an evening like this is the right reward," concluded Gimenez.

AC Milan wins in a comeback at San Siro against Bologna, and keeps hopes of reaching Europe.

I am Pulisic and a brace by Gimenez to give the three points to the seven times champions of Europe, initially at a disadvantage following a network of the usual Orsolini.

For the Rossoneri a good appetizer of the Italian Cup final, always against the Emilians; For Italian men, a bad stop in a qualifying key to the next Champions League.

The first occasion of Milan in the 17th minute. Pulisic centrally receives from Joao Felix and from inside the kicks area on goal, Lykogiannis rejects slippery

The Rossoneri insist, at the 19 'personal action of Joao Felix, who concentrates from the left and kicks around with the right from the edge, De Silvestri deflects in the corner.

At 23 'Bologna's answer : Pavlovic misses a hallway and the ball arrives in Dominguez, who kicks from the edge, but Maignan stretches and deflects in the corner

The minutes flow with the rhythm a little slowed compared to the first bars.

At the end of the first half comes the best opportunity for the Felsinei with Orsolini. Lykogiannis cross from the left on the second post, Theo Hernandez bucks the ball, but the head takes the outside of the net

At 49 'Bologna ahead. Orsolini is soaked on the right by a head of the head of Dalllyga, drinks Pavlovic and then from the edge fulminates Maignan with a surgical accident, which slips into the opposite corner

The Rossoneri try to react, especially with individual actions.

Milan's draw at 75 'with Gimenez. Restart of the Rossoneri, Joao Felix Lancia Chukuwueze, who from the right passes to Pulisic, serves Gimenez, who beats Skorupski

Just 4 ' and Milan takes the lead. Percussion at the 79th minute of Chukwueze on the left who rests the ball in the area for Joao Felix, who peels, but Pulisic enters and goes to the conclusion by overcoming a weighing Skorupski.

At the 2 'recovery, Milan goals again with Gimenez. Lightning counterattack of Chukwueze who concentrates from the right, you need Gimenez on the other side, which leaves no escape to Skorupski

At the 2 'recovery, Milan goals again with Gimenez. Lightning counterattack of Chukwueze who concentrates from the right, you need Gimenez on the other side, which leaves no escape to Skorupsk

Percussion at the 79th minute of Chukwueze on the left who rests the ball in the area for Joao Felix, who peels, but Pulisic enters and goes to the conclusion by overcoming a weighing Skorupski. And it is 2-1 at San Siro for the Rossoneri

Restart of the Rossoneri in the 75th minute, Joao Felix Lancia Chukuwueze, who from the right passes to Pulisic, serves Gimenez, who beats Skorupski

Orsolini is soaked on the right by a head of Dallyga's head, gets off from Pavlovic and then from the edge beats Maignan with a accident that slips to the opposite corner

At San Siro the first part of the race ends in a tie with networks.

The hosts suffer the pressure of guests for the first quarter of an hour.

The first occasion of Milan in the 17th minute. Pulisic centrally receives from Joao Felix and from inside the kicks area on goal, Lykogiannis rejects slippery

The Rossoneri insist, at the 19 'personal action of Joao Felix, who concentrates from the left and kicks around with the right from the edge, De Silvestri deflects in the corner.

At 23 'Bologna's answer : Pavlovic misses a hallway and the ball arrives in Dominguez, who kicks from the edge, but Maignan stretches and deflects in the corner

The minutes flow with the rhythm a little slowed compared to the first bars.

At the end of the first half comes the best opportunity for the Felsinei with Orsolini. Lykogiannis cross from the left on the second post, Theo Hernandez bucks the ball, but the head takes the outside of the net

Milan (3-4-2-1): Maignan; Tomori, Gabbia, Pavlovic; Jimenez, Loftus-Cheek, Reijnders, Theo Hernandez; Pulisic, Joao Felix; Jovic. All. Conceicao.

Bologna (4-2-3-1): Skorupski; De Silvestri, Beukema, Erlic, Lykogiannis; Moro, Freuler; Orsolini, Pobega, Dominguez; From the. Italian all.

Milan (3-4-3): Maignan; Tomori, cage, pavlovic; Jimenez, Loftus-Cheek, Reijnders, Theo Hernandez; Pulisic, Jovic, Joao Felix. Att. Conceicao

Bologna (4-2-3-1): Skorupski; De Silvestri, Beukema, Lucumi, Miranda; Freuler, Ferguson; Orsolini, Odgaard, Cambiaghi: Dalllyga. Italian all.

Ravaglia could meet again in goal; In Defense De Silvestri and Lykogiannis on the bands, while at the Centro Casale could make one between lucumi and Beukema breathe. In midfield, Remo Freuler will remain, but the question concerns who his ward companion will be: possibility for Pobega, on the ballot with Moro. On the trocar space in Fabbian, to replace Odgaard. Forward, Cambiaghi and Dominguez on the outsiders, to help the first tip. The Castro option could be assessed, to evaluate the condition and possibly change it to the current game.

The Portuguese technician will not speak at the press conference. The appointment, therefore, will be postponed to Tuesday, the eve of the Italian Cup final always against Bologna

Friday 9 May Milan-Bologna at 20:45

Saturday 10 May Como-Cagliari at 3 pm Lazio-Juventus at 6 pm Empoli-Parma at 20:45

Sunday 11 May Udinese-Monza at 12:30 Verona-Lecce at 3 pm Turin-Inter 6pm

Monday 5 May Venice-Fiorentina at 18:30 Atalanta-Rome at 20:45