"There was no shortage of controversy during AC Milan's win over Lazio on Saturday night, and now we have a close-up look at it. Rafael Leao scored the only goal of the game in an eventual 1-0 win at San Siro, firing in a Fikayo Tomori cross from close range. However, just like against Roma and in the derby, Milan had to weather a storm of pressure from their opponents."
"Mike Maignan again produced a couple of outstanding saves, then in the final moments there was a major incident. A penalty appeal from Lazio for handball on Strahinja Pavlovic went to a VAR review, but the referee ended up giving a foul against the visiting side. The ensuing events led to Massimiliano Allegri arguing with Maurizio Sarri's assistant and getting a red card, while there were some funny reactions from the Milan players too, who feared the worst when the referee went to the monitor."
Rafael Leao scored the match’s only goal at San Siro by converting a close-range Fikayo Tomori cross, securing a 1-0 victory for AC Milan over Lazio. Milan endured sustained pressure from Lazio throughout, requiring goalkeeper Mike Maignan to make several outstanding saves. Late in the match a Lazio penalty appeal for handball by Strahinja Pavlovic was referred to VAR, but the referee ultimately ruled a foul against Lazio instead. The decision sparked confrontation, with Massimiliano Allegri arguing with Maurizio Sarri’s assistant and receiving a red card, while Milan players showed tense reactions when the referee checked the monitor.
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