Milan won 2-0 against Udinese, confirming their leading position in Serie A. The result was decided by a goal from Pulisic at the 6th hour and another from Hutchinson at the 65th hour, leaving Udinese goalless at home.
The match took place with Udinese adopting the 3‑4‑2‑1 formation under the direction of Kosta Runjaic. Goalkeeper Okoye started the match, while defenders Palma, Kabasele and Abankwah formed the defense line. In midfield, Vojvoda, Karlstrom, Piotrowski and Kamara tried to control the game, with Ekkelenkamp and Chakvetadze having more attacking roles. Right back Davis was replaced in the 37th minute by Vinciati. Runjaic tried to maintain the defensive structure, but had to face constant pressure from Milan.
Milan, led by Ruben Amorim, used the 4‑4‑1‑1 formation. Goalkeeper Maignan defended the post, while Tomori, De Winter, Pavlovic and Diawara formed the defense line. In midfield, Hutchinson, Modric, Jashari and Bartesaghi tried to create chances, with Bartesaghi being replaced in the 40th minute by Cisse. The attack was led by Pulisic, with Gonçalo Ramos coming on in the 45th minute to replace Camarda. The team maintained a constant pace, taking advantage of the opportunities created by the central part of the pitch.
Referee Marcenaro managed the match carefully, awarding two yellow cards: one to Gonçalo Ramos (M) and one to Karlstrom (U), as well as one for Modric (M). Despite the substitutions and yellow cards, Milan maintained control of the game, taking advantage of the opportunities created by Pulisic and Hutchinson. The final result strengthened Milan's position in the standings, while Udinese remains under pressure to recover points in the next matches.
With this result, Milan continues to consolidate its leading position, while Udinese will have to review their strategy to return to form. Udinese's next match will be crucial in trying to get back on track, while Milan will prepare to defend its leading position in the next Serie A matches.