Milan rotate squad, produce weak display and lose to Ferencváros at San Siro
Milan lost 2-0 at home to Ferencváros in the Europa League on Thursday, with Lenny Joseph scoring twice in the second half. The Italian side have three points and sit 28th in the table after four rounds.
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Em mais uma atuação ruim na temporada, o Milan levou 2 a 0 do Ferencváros, da Hungria, nesta quinta-feira (5), no San Siro, pela quarta jornada da Liga Europa.
O Ferencváros, que nunca havia vencido em solo italiano, conseguiu o resultado histórico com dois gols do atacante Lenny Joseph, ambos na etapa final.
O técnico Rúben Amorim promoveu seis mudanças em relação ao clássico com a Internazionale, vencido por 3 a 1 na rodada anterior do Italiano. A reformulação não funcionou: a torcida viu um time inofensivo, que só finalizou contra a meta adversária depois de 40 minutos.
O Ferencváros foi agressivo desde o início e só não goleou graças ao jovem goleiro Lorenzo Torriani, com pelo menos quatro defesas. No apito final, os rossoneri deixaram o gramado sob vaias intensas.
O Milan soma apenas três pontos em quatro rodadas e é apenas o 28º na tabela geral, o que complica a busca por vaga direta nas oitavas de final.
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