AC Milan lose 4-2 to Bologna, Amorim under pressure before Inter clash — SkimNews
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- AC Milan conceded three second-half goals in a 4-2 home loss to Bologna after leading 2-1 at halftime, marking a collapse tied to fatigue and poor game management.
- Ruben Amorim acknowledged his team lacked energy in the second half, citing a congested schedule and limited rotation options as key factors in their performance decline.
- Samuel Mbangula scored a hat-trick for Bologna, including the decisive fourth goal, capitalizing on Milan’s defensive breakdowns and own goal by Davide Bartesaghi.
- Alphadjo Cisse scored both of AC Milan’s opening goals, providing a brief spark before the team unraveled in the second half.
- Gerry Cardinale faces mounting pressure to assess Amorim’s tenure after appointing him and overhauling Milan’s sporting hierarchy this summer, a move that has yet to yield results.
Why it matters: AC Milan are seven points behind Serie A leaders Inter and Lazio, and a loss to Inter in the upcoming derby could trigger immediate managerial consequences for Amorim, whose short tenure has failed to stabilize the team despite high expectations from owner Gerry Cardinale.
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