Mateo Retegui converted a penalty after Fikayo Tomori’s clumsy foul, giving Genoa an early advantage.  Alessandro Florenzi’s header leveled the score for AC Milan, providing relief for the Rossoneri faithful .  Caleb Ekuban’s header restored Genoa’s lead as Milan’s defensive woes persisted. Matteo Gabbia’s unlikely header and Olivier Giroud’s volley swung the momentum in Milan’s favor. The Rossoneri took a late 3-2 lead, seemingly securing victory.  Mateo Retegui struck again, ensuring Genoa left San Siro with a share of the spoils. AC Milan coach Stefano Pioli shuffled the lineup, reintroducing key players like Theo Hernandez, Fikayo Tomori, Ismael Bennacer, and Samuel Chukuwueze Tomori’s mistimed challenge gifted Genoa a penalty, allowing Retegui to open the scoring. Christian Pulisic hit the post, narrowly missing the equalizer for Milan. Matteo Gabbia’s halftime header leveled the score, surprising both teams. Genoa capitalized on Milan’s sluggish start to the second half, with Ekuban finding the net again. Samuel Chukwueze’s disallowed goal added to the drama. Olivier Giroud volleyed home, giving Milan their first lead of the game. Genoa’s Retegui exploited defensive lapses to make it 3-3. Milan fans expressed frustration by emptying the Curva Sud in protest against the club.

 This  encounter leaves both teams with mixed emotions. Milan’s defensive concerns persist, while Genoa celebrates their hard-fought point. The battle for second place in the table remains intense, and both sides must shore up their defenses as the season unfolds. Stay tuned for more Serie A drama!