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Only three survive in scathing set of scores: Player ratings for Milan-Bologna from Italian papers

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AC Milan lost to Bologna 4-2 at home, their first Serie A loss, after collapsing in the second half. Samuel Mbangula scored a hat-trick for Bologna, while Alphadjo Cisse scored twice for Milan. The loss put Milan seven points behind the top two teams. La Gazzetta dello Sport criticized Milan's performance and Amorim's game management.

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Only three survive in scathing set of scores: Player ratings for Milan-Bologna from Italian papers
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AC Milan lost to Bologna 4-2 at home, their first Serie A loss, after collapsing in the second half. Samuel Mbangula scored a hat-trick for Bologna, while Alphadjo Cisse scored twice for Milan. The loss put Milan seven points behind the top two teams. La Gazzetta dello Sport criticized Milan's performance and Amorim's game management.

La Gazzetta dello Sport rated Milan's performance and Amorim's management 4.5 out of 10. Cisse received a 7 for his brace, while Goncalo Ramos got the lowest mark, a 4. Other ratings included Fikayo Tomori and Omari Hutchinson at 6.5, and various players between 4.5 and 6.

Other Italian papers, Corriere della Sera and Tuttosport, also published ratings. Corriere della Sera praised Cisse and Hutchinson, while Tuttosport was equally harsh, with only Tomori, Hutchinson, and Cisse avoiding criticism. Both papers gave varying ratings to other Milan players, mostly between 4 and 6.5.

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AC Milan completely fell apart in the second half of their home game against Bologna last night, losing for the first time in Serie A. Samuel Mbangula was the one who stole the show, scoring the opening goal in the first half and then two more in the second half to fire Bologna to a memorable 4-2 win. It meant that Alphadjo Cisse’s brace in the opening 45 minutes was all for nothing, as the Rossoneri fell seven points behind the top two.

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