MILAN - AC Milan secured their second consecutive league win, breaking the deadlock against Venezia midway through the second half thanks to Gonçalo Ramos, who capitalized on a counterattack and an assist from Saelemaekers to beat goalkeeper Stankovic with a diagonal shot. The Rossoneri doubled their lead one minute from the end when Saelemaekers played the ball to Jashari, putting him in front of Stankovic, whose parry, from the Rossoneri's attempted lob, hit defender Halhal for a classic and unfortunate own goal. Until midway through the first half, the Rossoneri were forced to guard against Venezia's counterattacks, but then created opportunities through Loftus-Cheek, Ramos, and Chukwueze. Ten minutes into the second half, Stankovic's crossbar rattled on a Musah shot. The turning point came in the 60th minute when Saelemaekers and Rabiot replaced Cissé and Loftus-Cheek. Saelemaekers is the driving force behind the Rossoneri's attacking play, allowing Gonçalo Ramos to score on his home debut at San Siro. Amorim has found a complete striker, but also confirmed that the team is capable of fighting and resolving situations, especially when the opponent, like Venezia, plays with a high center of gravity and without fear.
Saelemaekers inspires, Gonçalo Ramos breaks the deadlock and Milan takes 3 points against Venezia
