"In fact, it was a game to forget. From poor officiating to the goal conceded, the Rossoneri were not great, and that showed in the result, unfortunately. Though, the same could be said for the goal which Rafael Leao scored. Perhaps, Massimiliano Allegri's side were lucky to get a draw. Either way, it is a point gained in the European race, but two dropped for the Scudetto."
"Starting with the important stats, the 1-1 draw is, ultimately, a defeat which hurts Milan more than it probably benefits them. Of course, it is another point on the board, as Allegri tried to frame it after the game. However, in a Scudetto race, which the Diavolo cannot draw themselves out of, it is a chance wasted to pile pressure on. Whilst it is another game out of the way, and another strong head to head result, it was not a great game."
"On a brighter note, in a more advanced role, Ardon Jashari looked really strong. The Swiss looked comfortable as an eight, and it is fair to say that he flourished a little more than we have seen from him in a deeper position. Creatively he had an impact, as proven by the assist. However, he also made three other chances on the night, whilst having a 97% passing accuracy, which is tremendously high for a midfielder in a more creative role."
AC Milan drew 1-1 with Como at San Siro, a result that damaged Scudetto prospects while adding a point in the European race. The Rossoneri produced a poor attacking display, with only four shots on target and just two big chances created. Rafael Leao's goal may have been fortunate, and poor officiating compounded the frustration. Ardon Jashari excelled in a more advanced role, supplying an assist, creating three further chances, completing 97% of his passes and making four repossessions. Milan recorded their weakest attacking performance at San Siro since the Napoli win.
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