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Udinese 0 Milan 2 | Letizia: “Amorim? We have to give the coach great credit”

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Milan's 2-0 victory in Udine was a welcome relief, according to Italian journalist Francesco Letizia, who commented on the match on his YouTube channel. Letizia noted that the team was coming off a tough week with significant absences and a difficult previous match. He admitted to having an 'irrational fear' due to recent performances.

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Milan's 2-0 victory in Udine was a welcome relief, according to Italian journalist Francesco Letizia, who commented on the match on his YouTube channel. Letizia noted that the team was coming off a tough week with significant absences and a difficult previous match. He admitted to having an 'irrational fear' due to recent performances. The win brought a sense of calm and satisfaction, according to Letizia.

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“We are happy, we are satisfied, we are calm. We really needed this evening. It was by no means a foregone conclusion, not at all, because I was incredibly afraid: the irrational fear of someone who has been burned by explosions. In the last 120 minutes of play, we were 5-0 down, the last 30 minutes against Atalanta and the 90 against Bournemouth." "It was a difficult week, an extremely tough one, in which the significant absences of Diego Moreira, Mario Gila and Adrien Rabiot seemed to have dealt us the final blow. And we arrived at this match with everyone feeling extremely low. When the official line-up came out, we also had to spend energy trying to understand how they would line up on the pitch.

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