Back on home turf. The Rossoneri are set to take to the San Siro pitch as they look to return to winning ways and put a difficult January behind them.
On Sunday, in addition to AC Milan v Sassuolo at 12:30 CET, the following games will be played: Juventus v Monza (15:00 CET), Lazio v Fiorentina (18:00 CET) and Napoli v Roma (20:45 CET). [AC Milan 2-0 Salernitana on 4 December 2021](https://www.acmilan.com/en/news/videos/highlights/2021-12-04/ac-milan-v-salernitana-serie-a-2021-22-the-highlights). This also applies to Rade Krunić, who was named on the bench in Rome and is in contention to start in Bennacer’s place, and [Fodè Ballo-Touré](https://www.acmilan.com/it/news/articoli/media/2023-01-02/comunicato-ufficiale-fode-ballo-toure), who has recovered from his shoulder operation at the start of the month. The man in the middle for the San Siro clash will be Antonio Giua, who is set to take charge of his 37th Serie A match. [January](https://www.acmilan.com/en/news/articles/schedule/2023-01-02/january-back-on-the-pitch) behind them. The Neroverdi finally added to their points tally in the league on Sunday with an away draw against Monza, putting an end to a four-game losing streak.
Gregoire Defrel and Davide Frattesi, Domenico Berardi all struck in a stunning first-half for the visitors, with Olivier Giroud scoring for the hosts. Armand ...
22' - GOAL FOR SASSUOLO! 8' - DISALLOWED GOAL FOR MILAN! It's Berardi again the provider for Frattesi to score. Lauriente fires his spotkick into the bottom corner beyond the keeper's reach. The drama continued as Ante Rebic had a goal disallowed by VAR for offside. Dominico Berardi (Sassuolo): The 28-year-old, who has scored two goals in his previous four games, was on fire with three assists.
Grégoire Defrel (19') · Davide Frattesi (21') · Domenico Berardi (30') · Armand Laurienté (47' PEN) · Matheus Henrique (79').
[Davide Calabria](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/194747/Davide-Calabria)'s cross into the top corner, but Berardi quickly restored Sassuolo's two-goal lead. [Davide Frattesi](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/250850/Davide-Frattesi) doubled the lead two minutes later when he hammered a low shot into the net. [Armand Lauriente](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/272719/Armand-Laurienté) converted a penalty two minutes after the interval, and Matheus [Henrique](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/200671/Henrique) added the fifth 11 minutes from time. [Ante Rebic](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/163794/Ante-Rebic) had a good chance to get a goal in first-half stoppage time, but Sassuolo keeper [Andrea Consigli](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/65400/Andrea-Consigli) saved his volley. [Domenico Berardi](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/173817/Domenico-Berardi) sent a cross into the box and an unmarked [Gregoire Defrel](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/156883/Grégoire-Defrel) tapped in. "Recent performances show we are struggling, this must push me to understand what situations need to be improved and dealt with differently.
AC Milan suffered yet another big defeat as Sassuolo managed to find the back of the net five (!) times at San Siro. Several players were really poor and ...
De Ketelaere (5): He was one of the few that actually did some good things in the first half and yet Pioli took him off. However, he also lost his man on Sassuolo’s third goal, hence the rating. Gabbia (2.5): Just like his colleague, the defending was all over the place and this showed especially on the second goal. Other than that, he really struggled to make the most of his chances. Completely lost his man on the first goal and was found out of position many times. AC Milan suffered yet another big defeat as Sassuolo managed to find the back of the net five (!) times at San Siro.
WHAT HAPPENED? The Rossoneri fell two goals down inside 21 minutes during a forgettable showing at Giuseppe Meazza, with Olivier Giroud then pulling one back.
WHAT NEXT? WHAT HAPPENED? - Pioli's men remain in fourth place
AC Milan were humbled 5-2 at home by lowly Sassuolo in Serie A on Sunday, suffering a fourth defeat in five matches to pile pressure on manager Stefano ...
Giroud got a goal back for Milan with his effort in the 24th minute making it 2-1 Sassuolo are 16th. Gregoire Defrel put Sassuolo in the lead against Milan as he scored in the 19th minute
Grégoire Defrel (19') · Davide Frattesi (21') · Domenico Berardi (30') · Armand Laurienté (47' PEN) · Matheus Henrique (79').
[Davide Calabria](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/194747/Davide-Calabria)'s cross into the top corner, but Berardi quickly restored Sassuolo's two-goal lead. [Davide Frattesi](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/250850/Davide-Frattesi) doubled the lead two minutes later when he hammered a low shot into the net. [Armand Lauriente](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/272719/Armand-Laurienté) converted a penalty two minutes after the interval, and Matheus [Henrique](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/200671/Henrique) added the fifth 11 minutes from time. [Ante Rebic](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/163794/Ante-Rebic) had a good chance to get a goal in first-half stoppage time, but Sassuolo keeper [Andrea Consigli](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/65400/Andrea-Consigli) saved his volley. [Domenico Berardi](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/173817/Domenico-Berardi) sent a cross into the box and an unmarked [Gregoire Defrel](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/156883/Grégoire-Defrel) tapped in. "Recent performances show we are struggling, this must push me to understand what situations need to be improved and dealt with differently.
AC Milan could be without right-back Sergino Dest when they face Inter in the Derby della Madonnina next weekend in Serie A. As reported by.
Dest joined Milan from Barcelona on a season-long loan last summer and has made 14 appearances for the Rossoneri in all competitions, with eight of those coming in Serie A. AC Milan could be without right-back Sergino Dest when they face Inter in the Derby della Madonnina next weekend in Serie A. AC Milan Defender Sergino Dest At Risk Of Missing Derby Della Madonnina Against Inter Milan Through Injury, Italian Media Report
Grégoire Defrel (19') · Davide Frattesi (21') · Domenico Berardi (30') · Armand Laurienté (47' PEN) · Matheus Henrique (79').
[Davide Calabria](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/194747/Davide-Calabria)'s cross into the top corner, but Berardi quickly restored Sassuolo's two-goal lead. [Davide Frattesi](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/250850/Davide-Frattesi) doubled the lead two minutes later when he hammered a low shot into the net. [Armand Lauriente](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/272719/Armand-Laurienté) converted a penalty two minutes after the interval, and Matheus [Henrique](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/200671/Henrique) added the fifth 11 minutes from time. [Ante Rebic](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/163794/Ante-Rebic) had a good chance to get a goal in first-half stoppage time, but Sassuolo keeper [Andrea Consigli](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/65400/Andrea-Consigli) saved his volley. [Domenico Berardi](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/173817/Domenico-Berardi) sent a cross into the box and an unmarked [Gregoire Defrel](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/156883/Grégoire-Defrel) tapped in. "Recent performances show we are struggling, this must push me to understand what situations need to be improved and dealt with differently.
AC Milan's terrible start to the year continued with a 5-2 loss to Sassuolo in Serie A and it potentially puts title-winning coach Stefano Pioli's job at ...
At the start of the year, Milan were second in Serie A and within five points of leaders Napoli. The Rossoneri are 12 points behind leaders Napoli. that will be our title." Monza, who became the first team in history to beat Juventus home and away in their debut Serie A campaign, leapfrogged the Bianconeri into 11th spot. Milan also crashed out of the Italian Cup against 10-man Torino and lost the Italian Super Cup 3-0 to Inter. Milan were humiliated 5-2 at San Siro by Sassuolo on Saturday to leave the defending champions without a win in their last six matches.
AC Milan's terrible start to the year continued with a 5-2 loss to Sassuolo in Serie A and it potentially puts title-winning coach Stefano Pioli's job at ...
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The reigning Serie A champions look a pale imitation of their former selves and things could get worse before they get better.
[Sven Botman](https://theathletic.com/football/player/sven-botman-oC2Uvw0vxDoql7Y3/), a player they didn’t need in light of Kalulu’s emergence, not to mention the [PSG](https://theathletic.com/football/team/paris-saint-germain/)-bound Renato Sanches. [Lucas Paqueta](https://theathletic.com/football/player/lucas-paqueta-z9Bs36TX67TX0Cxh/)’s contract. Divock Origi arrived injured, Sergino Dest was a haphazard reaction to Alessandro Florenzi’s injury and the Aster Vranckx and Thiaw signings only came when Milan were paid the sell-on clause in Milan lost the month of June and wasted time on But Pioli turned it around and Milan’s trajectory has been onwards and upwards, the credit in the bank and goodwill undeniable, a place in posterity as assured as the Scudetto tattooed on his forearm. This was once true of Tonali and Leao, who only began to fulfil their potential after a year learning the ropes under San Siro’s red girders. [Serie A](https://theathletic.com/football/serie-a/) a decade ago, an achievement that frankly still beggars belief, a molecule in the helix of their football DNA seems predisposed to causing teams from Milan extremes of joy and pain. [Simon Kjaer](https://theathletic.com/football/player/simon-kjaer-FZYfPLs5GLmLwGzn/) joined the club, raising standards and taking the pressure off a group of kids with talent still yet to be fulfilled, had an exponential effect that endured. Hope in a reversal of fortune remains and perhaps it has already started with Pioli admitting: “The things that worked up until a few weeks ago are not working, so it’s clear there will be some changes. Off the pitch, the Portuguese is debating whether to commit to a new contract; on it, he has never been the most diligent at tracking back at the best of times. The training sessions since, Pioli said, “Were the best in recent times for concentration and application.” He did not see a 5-2 defeat coming. But there were some whistles, an atmosphere of disquiet exacerbated by Calabria’s team-mates scuffling with Sassuolo players as they descended the steps to the dressing room, making the long introspective walk down the tunnel with five goals and a historic defeat on their conscience.