AC Milan 3 Inter 1 | Amorim: “I’m really proud of my players”
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14-second readAC Milan manager Ruben Amorim praised his team's 3-1 victory over Inter, citing their performance despite having little rest between matches, especially after a loss against Bologna. Amorim expressed pride in his players' efforts throughout the entire game. He noted the team's focus and calmness from the start, giving him confidence.

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AC Milan manager Ruben Amorim praised his team's 3-1 victory over Inter, citing their performance despite having little rest between matches, especially after a loss against Bologna. Amorim expressed pride in his players' efforts throughout the entire game. He noted the team's focus and calmness from the start, giving him confidence. The win was significant for Amorim in his first Derby della Madonnina.
Amorim highlighted the whole team's concentration and the environment as key factors in their success, not just individual players. He commended players like Pavlović, De Winter, Rabiot, Pulisic, and Moreira for their performances. Amorim had chosen Pavlović and De Winter to counter Inter's crossing threat, utilizing their specific defensive qualities. The team's defensive strategy included keeping lines close together to minimize distances and conserve energy.
Amorim discussed the team's defensive approach, noting they were aggressive in wide areas, intercepting many crosses. The team defended well both by pressing high and in a low block. He also addressed Cardinale's comments on the Scudetto, stating it's a long-term objective that requires patience and understanding from the fans. Amorim acknowledged that immediate change is impossible and that the team will face both positive and difficult moments.
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AC Milan manager Ruben Amorim spoke to the microphones of Sky Sport 24 after his side's 3-1 victory over Inter in his first Derby della Madonnina. The environment and atmosphere are fantastic, as you can obviously understand after a match like this, especially after a Wednesday like that. Naturally, even more so after the defeat against Bologna, we wanted to celebrate even more. I am really proud of what my players have done. With so little rest between matches, and especially after Bologna, once again, they fought throughout the entire game.
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