Bakker furious after Milan Women defeat against Inter: "I can't accept that"

"It was a two-faced match. In the first half, we were dominant, we were playing a good game, we scored a good goal. We could have created more chances in my opinion, but in the second half, I didn't recognise Milan, and I can't accept that."

"The way we defended and conceded goals, because it was too easy for them to score against us."

"It's hard to say what happened. I didn't recognise my team in the second half; they lacked the fire and the passion they usually have. And against Inter, you have to give it your all. If you don't, it ends like today."

AC Milan Women took an early lead inside the first ten minutes but then conceded five unanswered goals to Inter, four of them in the second half. The result was a heavy defeat that increased pressure given recent mixed results and the presence of Giorgio Furlani and Igli Tare at the match. Head coach Suzanne Bakker called the contest "two-faced," noting first-half dominance and creativity but saying the team became unrecognisable after the break. Defensive lapses, a lack of fire and passion, and an inability to maintain intensity were cited as reasons for the collapse.

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