Striker Mario Balotelli scored two goals in a decisive victory over AC Milan 2-0 Palermo, the Serie A continued at San Siro on Sunday (03/17/2013). This is the first game since losing 0-2 Milan from Barcelona in the second leg last 16 Champions League at Camp Nou on Tuesday (12/03/2013). Balotelli created the first goal from the penalty spot, which is given after Salvatore Aronica Balotelli considered attractive clothes. With the right foot, Balotelli kicked the ball into the bottom right corner of the goal.
Balotelli back into the list of scorers in the 66th minute. Starting from the bait M'Baye Niang, Balotelli fired at close range to the bottom right corner of the goal, which failed to anticipate Stefano Sorrentino. Milan dominated the game and consistent pressure, especially in the first half. However, they have difficulty completing the execution of the attack. Many passes they anticipated final row of the visitors' defenders.
The result, after Balotelli scored no meaningful chance, except those created Stephan El Shaarawy in the 24th minute. Starting from cooperation Kevin-Prince Boateng and Sulley Muntari, El Shaarawy opened fire from close range, but blocked so that only led to a corner kick prizes.
On the other hand, Palermo was able to steal the attack opened up in line behind Milan in the 21st minute. Jasmin Kurtic tried to exploit the situation by releasing a shot from the corner of the penalty box. However, his shot only led to a goal kick.
Palermo more aggressive in the second round. The game became more open. Both sides exchanged several attacks that ended with the execution. In the 55th minute, for example, Paulo Dybala fired a left-footed from center of penalty box to the bottom right corner of the goal. However, Christian Abbiati managed to prevent the ball into the goal.
A minute later, Kevin-Prince Boateng's turn to test Sorrentino. With the right foot, he fired the ball into the bottom right corner, which foundered at the hands of Sorrentino. After the second goal Balotelli, Palermo maintain the intensity of their attacks. However, Milan have held up well. In addition to passing the final break Palermo, Milan is also capable of launching a number of attacks. However, the 2-0 score did not change until the long whistle sounded.
Throughout the game, according to the Lega Serie A, Milan bead off five shots from 12 businesses, with 59 percent ball possession, while Palermo created three chances out of nine experiments.
Milan: 32-Christian Abbiati; 2-Mattia De Sciglio, 17-Christian Zapata, 20-Ignazio Abate, 25-Daniele Bonera; 4-Sulley Muntari, 16-Mathieu Flamini, 18-Riccardo Montolivo, 10-Kevin-Prince Boateng ( 12-Bakaye Traore 82), 45-Mario Balotelli, 92-Stephan El Shaarawy (19-M'Baye Niang 58)
Palermo: 54-Stefano Sorrentino; 3-Salvatore Aronica, 6-Ezequiel Munoz, 25-Steve von Bergen; 20-Egidio Arevalo, 23-Massimo Donati (7-Benito Nicolas Viola 82), 28-Jasmin Kurtic, 29-Santiago Garcia (22-Nelson 45), 89-Michel Morganella (16-Diego Fabbrini 71); 9-Paulo Dybala, 27-Josip Ilicic.
The result, after Balotelli scored no meaningful chance, except those created Stephan El Shaarawy in the 24th minute. Starting from cooperation Kevin-Prince Boateng and Sulley Muntari, El Shaarawy opened fire from close range, but blocked so that only led to a corner kick prizes.
On the other hand, Palermo was able to steal the attack opened up in line behind Milan in the 21st minute. Jasmin Kurtic tried to exploit the situation by releasing a shot from the corner of the penalty box. However, his shot only led to a goal kick.
Palermo more aggressive in the second round. The game became more open. Both sides exchanged several attacks that ended with the execution. In the 55th minute, for example, Paulo Dybala fired a left-footed from center of penalty box to the bottom right corner of the goal. However, Christian Abbiati managed to prevent the ball into the goal.
A minute later, Kevin-Prince Boateng's turn to test Sorrentino. With the right foot, he fired the ball into the bottom right corner, which foundered at the hands of Sorrentino. After the second goal Balotelli, Palermo maintain the intensity of their attacks. However, Milan have held up well. In addition to passing the final break Palermo, Milan is also capable of launching a number of attacks. However, the 2-0 score did not change until the long whistle sounded.
Throughout the game, according to the Lega Serie A, Milan bead off five shots from 12 businesses, with 59 percent ball possession, while Palermo created three chances out of nine experiments.
Milan: 32-Christian Abbiati; 2-Mattia De Sciglio, 17-Christian Zapata, 20-Ignazio Abate, 25-Daniele Bonera; 4-Sulley Muntari, 16-Mathieu Flamini, 18-Riccardo Montolivo, 10-Kevin-Prince Boateng ( 12-Bakaye Traore 82), 45-Mario Balotelli, 92-Stephan El Shaarawy (19-M'Baye Niang 58)
Palermo: 54-Stefano Sorrentino; 3-Salvatore Aronica, 6-Ezequiel Munoz, 25-Steve von Bergen; 20-Egidio Arevalo, 23-Massimo Donati (7-Benito Nicolas Viola 82), 28-Jasmin Kurtic, 29-Santiago Garcia (22-Nelson 45), 89-Michel Morganella (16-Diego Fabbrini 71); 9-Paulo Dybala, 27-Josip Ilicic.
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