GdS: Set-pieces an early Achilles’ heel for Milan to fix under Amorim – the numbers
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35-second readBy: Oliver Fisher A worrying trend has emerged during the first few games of the 2026-27 season for AC Milan regarding set-pieces. As today’s edition of La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) points out, there seems to be a problem with goals conceded from dead-ball situations for Milan.
Just six games into the new season, this appears to be a major defensive weakness for the Rossoneri. In the first match against Torino, Che Adams scored from a Gineitis free kick, although admittedly it was a stunning strike.
In the match against Juventus, two points slipped away in the last second due to Federico Gatti’s goal from a Teun Koopmeiners free kick. Yesterday, Sassuolo got themselves back level five minutes after Adrien Rabiot with Odenthal’s improvised finish from a corner.
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By: Oliver Fisher A worrying trend has emerged during the first few games of the 2026-27 season for AC Milan regarding set-pieces.
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