"Milan Primavera head coach Giovanni Renna was full of praise for how his side performed against Lazio on Sunday afternoon. The Primavera had to settle for a 1-1 draw in the capital against Lazio, but they did at least keep their unbeaten run going. Both goals came in the opening 20 minutes, with Filippo Scotti firing in an equaliser not lon after the hosts had gone ahead."
""We played a great match. Despite the absences, I have to say they weren't felt. Today was Bianchi's debut from the start; he's a 2009-born player and deserves praise for the way he performed," he began. "Our policy is to develop young players and work hard, and when we have the quality, we always try to put it on the pitch. Mancioppi's penalty? Even great champions miss them, it's not a problem. In fact, when the chance comes, he'll take it again."
Milan Primavera extended their unbeaten run with a 1-1 draw at Lazio in Rome. Both goals arrived within the opening 20 minutes, with Filippo Scotti restoring parity shortly after the hosts took the lead. Giovanni Renna praised the collective performance and noted that player absences were not felt. 2009-born Bianchi made his full debut and earned commendation for his display. The club's focus on developing young talent and working hard remains central, with confidence in players recovering from setbacks such as missed penalties. The team dominated large periods and now prepares for the upcoming Juventus fixture.
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