AC Milan End 2024/2025 Serie A Season with Convincing 2-0 Victory Over Monza
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AC Milan concluded their 2024/2025 Serie A campaign on a high note, securing a solid 2-0 win over Monza at San Siro on Sunday early morning, May 25, 2025. Despite the match holding no bearing on the standings—Monza already relegated and Milan missing out on European competition—the Rossoneri delivered an entertaining and dominant performance in front of their home fans.
From the kickoff, Milan displayed intent and energy. Just four minutes into the game, Joao Felix had an early chance inside the penalty box, only to be denied by Monza goalkeeper Pizzignacco.
Moments later, Pavlovic tested the keeper again with a powerful left-footed free kick that was brilliantly parried right on the goal line. Monza responded with back-to-back chances in the 8th and 11th minutes, but Milan's Mike Maignan stood tall with crucial saves.
Read More: https://www.esnnews.com/post/jack-grealish-napoli-transfer-rumor-summer-2025 Christian Pulisic was one of Milan’s most active attackers, constantly pressing Monza's backline.
In the 25th minute, he had a close-range header that went just over the bar. He nearly turned provider in the 40th minute, delivering a precise pass to Felix, who couldn’t convert as his shot missed narrowly.
Despite Milan’s dominance in possession and chances, the first half ended goalless. The second half saw Milan increase the pressure.
In the 63rd minute, a dangerous cross from Tomori found Felix, who powered a header onto the post. Just a minute later, Milan finally broke the deadlock.
From a corner kick delivered by Chukwueze, Matteo Gabbia rose high to head the ball into the net, giving Milan a 1-0 lead. Milan doubled their advantage in the 74th minute through Joao Felix.
The Portuguese forward curled a beautiful free kick from the left flank that beat the Monza keeper and found the back of the net. With a comfortable two-goal cushion, Milan controlled the rest of the match, giving little room for Monza to respond.
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The final whistle confirmed a 2-0 win for AC Milan—an encouraging finish to a season filled with ups and downs. While European qualification may have eluded them this year, Stefano Pioli’s men gave fans a glimpse of promise and determination heading into the next campaign.
