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GdS: Milan ‘collapse’ – how Palladino engineered a second-half comeback to stun Amorim

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By: Oliver Fisher Alphadjo Cisse’s brace should have seen him steal the headlines at San Siro, but he was upstaged by Samuel Mbangula’s hat-trick and AC Milan’s collapse.

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Alphadjo Cisse’s brace should have seen him steal the headlines at San Siro, but he was upstaged by Samuel Mbangula’s hat-trick and AC Milan’s collapse.

La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below) begin their analysis by speaking about the ‘Mbangula effect’, as the Belgian scored three goals at San Siro, reminiscent of Nicolo Tresoldi’s performance against Inter in the Champions League.

Then there’s the ‘Palladino effect’: after doing a good job at nearly every club he has managed so far, since arriving at Bologna he has secured 10 points out of 12, winning all three of his away matches.

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