You guys think our young players will do better without crowds? We so often buckle in matches like these. Today we grinder out a good result. I wonder what was different?
maybe, but if that is true, they dont deserve to play at a big club than.
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I think Pioli deserves some credits too as his first two substitutions changed the dynamic of our play. Granted our two goals started from the opponent's losing the ball cheaply but Paqueta and Saelemaekers added more urgency to our play just when Roma seemed to be out of gas.
These substitutions will make even bigger difference than usual in the remaining busy schedule.
We dominated Lecce and were equal to Roma for much of the game so it's good to see we know how to win in more than one way.
per l'amaro e il dolce
The average age of the starting lineup against Roma was 25,2 years.
The youngest one, Donnarumma, have played almost 200 matches for Milan and 16 matches for Italy already.
The second youngest, Theo, have played over 100 matches for La Liga and Serie A teams.
The third youngest, Bennacer, have played lots of matches for Empoli and now Milan and have also been voted "Best Young Player" and "Best Player" of the tournament at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations.
How can we blame age when/if we buckle under the pressure?!?