Milan makes the feat in the Champions League. At San Siro, the Rossoneri beat Antonio Conte's Tottenham 1-0 in the round of 16 thanks to a goal by Brahim Díaz, at 23 years and 195 days the youngest player to score for Milan in a Champions League knockout match from the Kaká times in March 2004.
The Spanish attacking midfielder with Moroccan nationality was able, when the clock reached the sixth minute, to pounce on a miraculous double clearance by Forster. The 74,320 spectators present at San Siro, who guaranteed the club's coffers a collection of 9 million 133 thousand 842 euros, an absolute record in Italy, let themselves be involved in an interminable roar.
In the first half, the Rossoneri occupied the spaces well and conceded little, while the English became more dangerous in the final but ended up offside too often. In the second half, the reaction of the English is expected, but it is not so vehement. Instead it was De Ketelaere and Thiaw who headed over the lead in the 78th and 79th minutes.
In the penultimate of the six minutes of added time, Kjær closed Kane in the area, sealing a vital victory.
(Unioneonline/lopi)
