Moreira's late brace rescues Milan 2-2 at Lazio

Mario Gila is shown the yellow card for his challenge. He does not take the decision well, but Matteo Marcenaro stands firm. Samuel Chukwueze sends a high cross into the box, but the defense manages to intercept the ball and avert the danger. Milan had the win! There will be 4 minutes of stoppage time.

Diego Moreira misses with a left-footed shot from a tight angle on the left; the ball goes just wide of the left post. Assist by Christian Pulisic. Gennaro Gattuso makes a substitution: Manuel Lazzari replaces Romano Floriani (Lazio).

The Lazio coach is at a loss for answers after conceding two goals in quick succession. Consequently, he decided to make substitutions in an effort to regain the lead. Andrea Pinamonti replaces Tijjani Noslin.

MOMENT OF FRICTION AND EXCESSIVE FORCE: Yellow card for a tackle by Strahinja Pavlovic (Milan). Matteo Marcenaro shows a yellow card to Reda Belahyane (Lazio); he can hardly be surprised, as his tackle was very rough.

Shot saved to the right side of the goal. Christian Pulisic strikes with his right foot from the right side of the box. Assisted by Alphadjo Cisse. The referee shows a yellow card to Reda Belahyane (Lazio).

Strahinja Pavlovic rises above the defense to head a precise cross toward goal. His effort, directed straight down the middle, is easily saved by Christos Mandas. Lazio escapes! A great start to the second half.

Diego Moreira took the space and tried to put the ball in the middle of the area, but a defender lost it. The dirty ball leaves the playing field. Corner favorable to Milan. Lazio must correct some movements in the defensive zone.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek receives a pass and shoots from a good position at the edge of the box, but his effort is blocked. Milan will take a corner. Three additional minutes will be played at the Stadio Olimpico. Lazio are sitting deep in their own half, waiting for the first half to end.

Davide Frattesi missed with a right-footed shot from a tight angle on the left; the ball went just wide of the left post. The play was set up by a cross into the box from Nuno Tavares. Milan had a good spell after conceding the goal but could not sustain the intensity needed to find an equalizer.

Mattia Zaccagni pounces on a loose ball inside the box and unleashes a powerful shot towards the center of the goal. Mike Maignan anticipates the move and makes a solid save. Now the home side responds, looking to extend their lead.

Gonçalo Ramos attempts a low pass into the box from the edge of the area, but the defense manages to block the delivery. Corner for AC Milan. The visitors are getting closer and closer to an equalizer. Lazio is holding firm against their opponent's surge.

A wasted opportunity for Mattia Zaccagni. He latched onto a cutback inside the box and fired towards the right post, but lacked the power to beat Mike Maignan, who made an easy save. Milan let off the hook!

AC Milan have lost just one of their last five away matches in the league while picking up three wins and one draw since mid-April.

Lazio are unbeaten in six of their most recent seven Serie A home games, picking up four wins and two draws since the start of March.

• Davide Frattesi has scored three goals in his first three Serie A appearances for Lazio; before him, only Mauro Zárate, Giuseppe Signori, and Silvio Piola had managed to score in their first three top-flight matches for the club, though none of them scored in their fourth.
• Following his goals against Torino and Juventus, Alphadjo Cisse could become the third player to score in each of his first three away games for AC Milan in Serie A during the three-points-per-win era (since the 1994-95 season), joining Maurizio Ganz (January–February 1998) and Krzysztof Piatek (February–March 2019).

• Rúben Amorim could become the first AC Milan manager to win three of his first four Serie A matches in charge since Fatih Terim in 2001; more broadly, the Portuguese coach could be the twelfth manager in the club's history to achieve at least three victories in his first four top-flight games.
• Gennaro Gattuso served as both a player and a manager for AC Milan: he played 335 Serie A matches as a footballer between 1999 and 2012 (more than any other *Rossonero* player during that period) and managed the team in 62 league games between 2017 and 2019, winning exactly half of them (31 wins, 19 draws, and 12 losses).

• Lazio won their first home match of the season; in the previous 10 Serie A seasons, the Biancocelesti managed to win their opening two home games on only one occasion: the 2022-23 season.
• Milan have lost at least one of their first four Serie A matches in each of the last three seasons (from 2023-24 to 2025-26), after remaining unbeaten in their opening four games in each of the three preceding seasons (from 2020-21 to 2022-23).

• Since 2012, Lazio has won seven of its 15 home Serie A matches against Milan (4 draws, 4 losses). During this period, Milan has lost more away league games only against Inter (eight) and Juventus (nine), having also lost seven against Napoli.
• Lazio has won its first three Serie A matches this season; previously, the Biancocelesti had only achieved such a feat in the 1974-75 (drawing the fourth) and 2012-13 (losing the fourth) seasons.

• Lazio have won two of their last three Serie A games against Milan (L1), as many as they had in their previous 10 (D1 L7); furthermore, the Biancocelesti have not won two consecutive league games against the Rossoneri since 2012.
• Lazio have lost 73 of their 166 Serie A matches against Milan (W33, D60). Only against Juventus (87) have they suffered more defeats in the top flight. Furthermore, Lazio have drawn 60 matches against Milan in the tournament (the same as against Torino), a number second only to their draws against Roma (62).