"Pervis Estupinan made a pretty big mistake just before Parma's first goal last night, and after the game, AC Milan manager Max Allegri pointed that out. Milan were heading for the half-time break with a two-goal lead at Ennio Tardini, having found the back of the net through Alexis Saelemaekers and Rafael Leao. However, Estupinan then made a big mistake at the back, opening up space for Adrian Bernabe to score a great goal."
"Two points thrown away. I don't know how it would have ended if we had finished the first half 2-0. We came back onto the pitch dazed, we were really asleep. If you go 2-0 up, you can't concede that goal in the 48th minute, you have to kick the ball into the stands. We should have gone forward and played with more clarity."
Pervis Estupinan made a defensive error just before Parma's first goal, leaving space for Adrian Bernabe to score and change the game's momentum. Milan had been leading 2-0 at Ennio Tardini thanks to Alexis Saelemaekers and Rafael Leao. The Parma goal at the start of the second half allowed Parma to head into the break with renewed confidence and hope of a comeback. Max Allegri described the result as two points thrown away, criticized the team's lack of concentration after the break, and urged safer play to protect a lead. Allegri noted Estupinan was returning from injury and cautioned against blaming a single player. Fans are debating whether Davide Bartesaghi should start instead.
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