Milan won a clear 4-0 victory against Salzburg in a Champions League match, with a scoreboard that highlighted the superiority of the Rossoneri team. The result was confirmed by referee Fesnic, from Romania, while the highlights of the match were goals from Cisse and Ramos for Milan, with a further contribution from Cisse in the first half.
Salzburg started with the 4-2-3-1 formation, with Zawieschitzky in goal and the defense made up of Morgalla, Boma, Zabransky and Schmid. The midfield was made up of Barry, Mazurek and Lindstrom, while the attack featured Kitano, Baidoo and Tabakovic. The coach decided to replace Morgalla with Drexler in the 36th minute. Milan, however, played in 3-4-2-1, with Maignan in goal and Tomori replacing Terracciano in the 22nd. The Rossoneri defense was made up of De Winter, Pavlovic (replaced by Diawara in the 36th minute) and Hutchinson. The midfield was made up of Rabiot, Jashari and Bartesaghi, while the attack saw Loftus-Cheek, Cisse (replaced by Pulisic in the 15th minute) and Camarda (replaced by Ramos in the 15th minute).
Milan showed a strong attacking presence, with Cisse scoring two goals, one in the first half and another in the 49th minute, while Ramos added a third goal in the 72nd. Salzburg received two yellow cards, one to Zabransky and the other to Hutchinson, and Terracciano was sent off in the 83rd minute. With this victory, Milan consolidates its position in the group stage, while Salzburg remains in difficulty to recover points in the European competition.