Serie A | Udinese 0-2 Milan: Pulisic and Hutchinson celebrate in Udine
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14-second readMilan defeated Udinese 2-0, with Christian Pulisic and Omari Hutchinson scoring the goals, as reported by Football Italia. The win came despite Milan's struggles following a 3-0 Europa League defeat at Bournemouth on Thursday. Milan had several fresh injuries, including Adrien Rabiot, Diego Moreira, and Mario Gila, in addition to existing absences.
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Milan defeated Udinese 2-0, with Christian Pulisic and Omari Hutchinson scoring the goals, as reported by Football Italia. The win came despite Milan's struggles following a 3-0 Europa League defeat at Bournemouth on Thursday. Milan had several fresh injuries, including Adrien Rabiot, Diego Moreira, and Mario Gila, in addition to existing absences.
Pulisic scored the first goal after Luka Modric quickly took a free kick, putting Pulisic one-on-one with Maduka Okoye. Omari Hutchinson doubled the lead with his first goal for Milan, tapping in a rebound after Ardon Jashari's shot was parried by Okoye. The match saw several chances for both teams, with Mike Maignan making key saves.
The match was marked by several close calls, including a shot by Hassane Kamara that Maignan palmed away and a ferocious strike by Mergim Vojvoda that Maignan spilled. Udinese's Keinan Davis had a scoring opportunity that went awry when he blasted a finish across the goal from the by-line. The final score was 2-0 in favor of Milan, with Pulisic and Hutchinson scoring.
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Milan took all three points with Christian Pulisic and the first Omari Hutchinson goal for the club, but sent Udinese spiralling with a sixth consecutive defeat. The mood was dire in both camps going into this match. The Rossoneri had to shake off Thursday’s 3-0 Europa League defeat at Bournemouth, a game where Mike Maignan saw red, with fresh injuries to Adrien Rabiot, Diego Moreira and Mario Gila joining Samuel Chukwueze, Matteo Gabbia, Alexis Saelemaekers and Pietro Terracciano on the absentee list. The Friulani lost five Serie A games in a row, most recently 3-0 at home to relegation candidates Lecce. Oumar Solet, David Alaba, Idrissa Gueye, Vakoun Bayo and Alessandro Zanoli missed out, while Nicolò Zaniolo returned to the bench after five weeks.
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