Ferencváros Stuns AC Milan 2-0 at San Siro in Europa League

Ferencváros Stuns AC Milan in San Siro

Ferencváros defeated AC Milan 2–0 in Milan during the fourth round of the UEFA Europa League phase, moving up to second place in the provisional standings, Sportnet reported. Lenny Joseph scored both goals for the Hungarian side on Thursday evening, capitalizing on defensive errors at the San Siro.

The result leaves the Italian club in 26th place with three points from four matches, according to TERAZ.sk. Ferencváros udržal vedenie napriek červenej karte Deleho, ktorý v situácii mimo hry udrel lakťom Maria Gilu.

Goalkeeper Mistake Gifts Opening Goal

The breakthrough arrived in the 52nd minute following a mistake by Milan’s young goalkeeper, Lorenzo Torriani. As the home side attempted to build from the back, Kristoffer Zachariassen dispossessed the goalkeeper during a loose clearance, allowing Joseph to slot the ball into the net, TERAZ.sk reported.

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Zachariassen struck again in the 66th minute to set up the second goal. He drove forward on a counter-attack sprint, drew the remaining defenders and the goalkeeper toward him, and squared a pass across the face of an open goal for Joseph to finish easily.

Visitors Defend Lead After Red Card

Manager Balázs Borbély oversaw the historic win in a lineup that included fellow Slovak player Matúš Bero, who featured in the starting eleven until being substituted in the 67th minute, Športky.sk noted.

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Even after Dele was dismissed for violent conduct following an off-the-ball incident involving Gila, the visitors closed down spaces and successfully defended their two-goal cushion through the final whistle.

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