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AC Milan Edge Past 8 men Lazio in a heated Encounter

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Football fans were treated to a rollercoaster of emotions as AC Milan secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory against Lazio in a heated match, which saw Lazio finish with just eight men on the field, showcasing the strength & determination of both teams in pursuit of victory.

The game began with Lazio displaying a strong focus & determination, keeping Milan on their toes with their attacking ability.

Despite the pressure, Milan struggled to create clear-cut chances in the first half, with Christian Pulisic’s effort being the closest they came to breaking the deadlock before the break.

As the second half started, the momentum shifted in Milan’s favor, with Pulisic’s direct running causing problems for the Lazio defense. The turning point came when Lazio’s Luca Pellegrini was sent off after a mistimed challenge on Pulisic, leaving his team with a numerical disadvantage.

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Both teams pushed for a breakthrough in the closing stages, with chances coming thick and fast. It was Milan’s substitute Noah Okafor who eventually found the back of the net in the 88th minute, unleashing a fierce strike that sealed the victory for the Rossoneri.

The match was not short of controversy, with Lazio ending the game with eight men on the field after Adam Marusic and Matteo Guendouzi were shown red cards in added time.

The heated encounter saw a total of nine yellow cards being shown, highlighting the intensity and passion that defined the battle between these two sides.

For AC Milan, the win marked the end of a run of three winless games and kept them in the race for a top-four finish, putting pressure on second-placed Juventus.

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On the other hand, Lazio will be left ruing missed opportunities as they look ahead to their important Champions League match against Bayern Munich.

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