
On Friday, AC Milan broke a seven-game losing streak across all competitions with a 1-0 home victory over brave Torino in Serie A, thanks to a goal from Olivier Giroud in the second half.Information Guide Nigeria
When the league restarted after the World Cup break, Milan, who hadn’t won in almost a month, moved provisionally up to third from sixth on 41 points from 22 games.
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“We worked a lot inside the match, the goal then unblocked us from a mental point of view and then we were a better team compared to the beginning of the match.NYSC portal
“It’s a small step forward that was needed. We have to look ahead. The season is still long. To make the Champions League again next year is a good result, we have to give continuity in the next matches.”
The first half was dominated by Torino’s relentless pursuit of an early goal, which put Milan under constant pressure.
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In the 18th minute, the away team’s striker, Antonio Sanabria, had a great opportunity when his low effort from the edge of the box narrowly missed the goal.
Three minutes later, Torino had another chance, but goalkeeper Ciprian Tatarusanu blocked a shot by Sanabria and the referee blew for a foul in the buildup.
Despite this, Milan came out of the locker room on fire, with Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic watching from the bench after a lengthy ACL injury.
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Live, Study and Work in Canada. No Payment is Required! Hurry Now click here to Apply >> Immigrate to CanadaIn the 54th minute, the home team’s finest chance came when striker Rafael Leao made a key connection inside the box, but goalkeeper Vanja Milinkovic-Savic made a diving save.
Pioli’s men finally scored on a cross from Theo Hernandez, their defensive midfielder, shortly after the hour mark.
With renewed vigor, Milan pushed forward in search of a second goal, and in the 76th minute, Hernandez had a golden opportunity to increase their lead on the counterattack but he blasted wide.
“With this victory, we move forward,” Hernandez said. “When you lose so many games it’s only a mental problem; we are a strong team, all united and the fans are with us.”JAMB Result