"You can't trust Milan! They face Pisa, who are at the bottom of the table, and take the lead after a few minutes through Leao. They seem to be dominating the match, but instead they fall asleep, and in the second half, they first concede a Cuadrado penalty and then Nzola completes the turnaround. The Rossoneri's goal to make it 2-2 comes in injury time."
"Let me explain: the Rossoneri aren't ready yet, and by ready, I mean mature, to be at the top. You can't face the entire second half with a superior attitude, you can't give your opponents any space because, sooner or later, danger will arise."
"I must confess that I was quite surprised to see Milan top of the table after seven matchdays. Not because the team isn't strong or didn't deserve the points they have, but because other teams, especially Napoli and Inter, seemed decidedly better equipped. In fact, they probably are, just compare their squads. However, Napoli and Inter have Champions League commitments that sap energy and drain them both physically and ment"
Milan drew 2-2 with Pisa, missing an opportunity to secure a four-point lead at the top of the standings. A Leao opener gave early control, but a lapse in concentration allowed a Cuadrado penalty and an Nzola goal to turn the match. The equaliser arrived only in injury time. The central problem is mental readiness and maturity to sustain a title challenge, with the team giving opponents space and playing with a superior attitude for long periods. Inter, Napoli, and Roma can now overtake Milan, while Napoli and Inter face Champions League commitments that drain energy.
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