AC Milan a 4-0 win over Pescara in Serie A match at the Stadio Giovanni Cornacchia, Wednesday (05/08/2013). That way, Milan only need one more win to ensure themselves an end to Serie A in the Champions League zone.
The win gave Milan scored 68 points from 36 games remaining two games or longer. Sitting at number 3, 7 points ahead of Milan Fiorentina thereunder. Fiorentina maximum points is 70 if it always wins in their three remaining matches. In fact, Milan is still likely to move to Napoli from the order-2 are now scored 72 of 35 matches.
Milan's first goal was the result Mario Balotelli shot from the penalty spot in the ninth minute. Penalty awarded for Uros Cosic assessed against Antonio Nocerino. Sulley Muntari change the numbers on the scoreboard to 0-2 in the 33rd minute. Starting from a dead ball situation, Robinho cross off Muntari fired into goalkeeper Mattia Perin with a left-footed from center of penalty box.
About five minutes into the second half, Milan get a third goal from Mathieu Flamini. From a short distance, Flamini passed ball to the middle of the goal posts Robinho with a kick right-footed from close range. In the 57th minute, Balotelli back into the list of scorers. This time, he beat Perin with a right-footed shot from the middle of the penalty box, utilizing cross Flamini.
According to the Lega Serie A, throughout the game, Milan had the ball as much as 59 percent and created seven chances out of 12 businesses, while Pescara off three shots without a single lead on target. Victory over Pescara make Milan sit third with a value of 68 from 36 games, or seven points ahead of Fiorentina are still three games left.
Pescara: 77-Mattia Perin; 5-Marco Capuano, 6-Luciano Zauri, 14-Antonio Balzano, 23-Uros Cosic; 4-Emmanuel Cascione (96-Andrea Mancini 75), 7-Giuseppe Sculli (10-Mervan Celik 45 + 1), 18-Giuseppe Rizzo, 21-Romulo Eugenio Togni, 94-Federico Di Francesco (45-giovanbattista Catalano 87); 33-Ferdinando Sforzini
Milan: 32-Christian Abbiati; 17-Christian Zapata, 20-Ignazio Abate, 21-Kevin Constant, 76-Mario Yepes, 4-Sulley Muntari, 8-Antonio Nocerino, 16-Mathieu Flamini (12-Bakaye Traore 59); 7 -Robinho (92-Stephan El Shaarawy 71), 19-M'baye Niang (11-Giampaolo Pazzini 63), 45-Mario Balotelli.
Milan's first goal was the result Mario Balotelli shot from the penalty spot in the ninth minute. Penalty awarded for Uros Cosic assessed against Antonio Nocerino. Sulley Muntari change the numbers on the scoreboard to 0-2 in the 33rd minute. Starting from a dead ball situation, Robinho cross off Muntari fired into goalkeeper Mattia Perin with a left-footed from center of penalty box.
About five minutes into the second half, Milan get a third goal from Mathieu Flamini. From a short distance, Flamini passed ball to the middle of the goal posts Robinho with a kick right-footed from close range. In the 57th minute, Balotelli back into the list of scorers. This time, he beat Perin with a right-footed shot from the middle of the penalty box, utilizing cross Flamini.
According to the Lega Serie A, throughout the game, Milan had the ball as much as 59 percent and created seven chances out of 12 businesses, while Pescara off three shots without a single lead on target. Victory over Pescara make Milan sit third with a value of 68 from 36 games, or seven points ahead of Fiorentina are still three games left.
Pescara: 77-Mattia Perin; 5-Marco Capuano, 6-Luciano Zauri, 14-Antonio Balzano, 23-Uros Cosic; 4-Emmanuel Cascione (96-Andrea Mancini 75), 7-Giuseppe Sculli (10-Mervan Celik 45 + 1), 18-Giuseppe Rizzo, 21-Romulo Eugenio Togni, 94-Federico Di Francesco (45-giovanbattista Catalano 87); 33-Ferdinando Sforzini
Milan: 32-Christian Abbiati; 17-Christian Zapata, 20-Ignazio Abate, 21-Kevin Constant, 76-Mario Yepes, 4-Sulley Muntari, 8-Antonio Nocerino, 16-Mathieu Flamini (12-Bakaye Traore 59); 7 -Robinho (92-Stephan El Shaarawy 71), 19-M'baye Niang (11-Giampaolo Pazzini 63), 45-Mario Balotelli.
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