Milan beat Juventus: Milan beat Juventus 3-0, rise to 3rd in points table

Milan beat Juventus: Milan beat Juventus 3-0 at the Allianz Stadium on Monday to dash their top 4 hopes with 3 games left in the season.

Diaz, Rebic and Tomori’s strikes ensured Milan won this emphatically and secured a grip on their top 4 chances.

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First Half

The match began on an even note as both teams tried to get the way into the match.

Milan soon began to pile the pressure as they were more active and initiated more runs towards goal but lacked in the final 3^rd.

As the match wore on, Juventus also began to open up with the first chance falling to Chiellini.

But he was unable to direct his header onto goal despite the absence of Donnarumma.

Milan finally broke the deadlock as Brahim Diaz scored the opener for 1-0.

Calhanoglu’s free kick fell to Diaz before he unleashed a curling effort into the roof of the net to give Milan the lead.

That goal came in the extra time and Milan went into the half with a slender 1-0 lead.

Second Half

Juventus within a matter of minutes called Donnarumma into action as he saved a quick shot from Bentancur.

Milan had the chance to double their lead with they won a penalty after Chiellini handled in the box.

But Szczesny guessed right and saved Kessié’s spot kick.

Juventus soon started knocking on the door with plenty of crosses put in but no takers.

The Rossoneri doubled their lead in the 78^th minute as Rebic’s stunning strike gave them a 2-0 lead.

He received Bennacer’s pass and with no pressure on unleashed a wonder strike which left the Juventus keeper motionless.

Tomori sealed the points as he headed home from Calhanoglu’s free-kick to triple Milan’s lead.

Juventus could not get much from the remainder of the game as it finished 3-0 to the visitors.

This win was Milan’s first win at the Allianz Stadium in a decade.

The Old Lady were poor on all fronts with no sources of inspiration or good performances as Pioli’s men rise to 3^rd in the table while Juventus remain in 5^th, a point outside the top 4.