Big game players, big game performances: Player ratings for Milan-Inter from Italian papers
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16-second readAC Milan's win against Inter was a defining performance of the Ruben Amorim era, with the team fighting for three points despite a draw being a viable outcome given the 10-point gap that would have opened up to the title leaders had Milan lost. The Rossoneri were brave and fought for a win. Milan's priority was avoiding defeat.

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AC Milan's win against Inter was a defining performance of the Ruben Amorim era, with the team fighting for three points despite a draw being a viable outcome given the 10-point gap that would have opened up to the title leaders had Milan lost. The Rossoneri were brave and fought for a win. Milan's priority was avoiding defeat. Amorim tactically outclassed his counterpart.
Italian papers praised the team's performance, with Gazzetta dello Sport and Corriere dello Sport giving Amorim a score of eight. The scores from SempreMilan were also high, reflecting the strong team effort. Gazzetta dello Sport gave the performance an eight.
Player ratings varied across publications, with Goncalo Ramos receiving a six from Gazzetta dello Sport and Corriere dello Sport, while Diego Moreira was consistently highly rated, receiving an eight from all three papers for his goal and two assists. Mike Maignan and Adrien Rabiot were also highly praised, with scores of 7.5 and seven, respectively, from multiple sources.
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Last night’s win against Inter was proof of the quality within the AC Milan squad, so now it’s a case of continuing on the path upwards. For Milan, a win in the derby wasn’t essential. Yes, it would always be a big help, but avoiding defeat was the priority, given a 10-point gap would’ve opened to the title leaders. Yet, the Rossoneri were brave and fought for three points, even if most would’ve taken one. A defining performance of the Ruben Amorim era so far, everyone played their role stupendously – and that includes the Portuguese, who tactically outclassed his counterpart.
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