Milan Beat Atalanta 3-2 as Substitute Sees Red

AC Milan edged out Atalanta 3-2 in a tense Serie A encounter at the San Siro, known locally as the Meazza stadium, in a match that swung dramatically in its final stages.

Midfielder Rabiot was cited as a key inspiration behind Milan's performance, providing the spark the hosts needed to build an early advantage.

Atalanta responded through goals from Gaetano and Krstović, narrowing the gap and setting up a tense finish to the contest.

As the match entered its final stretch, Milan were forced to withstand sustained pressure from Atalanta, who pushed for an equalizer in a genuinely risky closing period.

Tensions boiled over when Milan substitute Terracciano was shown a red card, reducing his side to ten men during the decisive phase of the game.

The dismissal provoked a furious reaction from coach Amorim, who was filmed throwing a bottle in anger from the sideline. Footage of the incident quickly circulated on social media.

Despite the disruption and Atalanta's late surge, Milan held firm to claim a narrow 3-2 victory, extending their strong recent form in Serie A.

The win will be seen as significant for Milan, though the controversy surrounding Terracciano's red card and Amorim's reaction is likely to draw further attention in the coming days.