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Continuation and end of the 22nd day of Serie A this Saturday evening. The promoted Frosinone welcomed AC Milan to the Roman suburbs, on the pitch of the Benito-Stirpe stadium. While the Rossoneri quickly raised their voice, French striker Olivier Giroud opened the scoring for the visitors of the day (17th). But that was without counting on Matias Soulé, the Argentinian nugget loaned by Juventus, who was able to equalize from a penalty (24th). In the second half, the scorer became a passer to find Luca Mazzitelli (65th). But the Milanese awakening was tough. First with Matteo Gabbia who reset the counters to zero (72nd).
Subsequently, it was the Serbian striker, Luka Jović, who perfectly found the net (81st) to offer a precious success to his team (2-3). In the standings, AC Milan remains in a very good position in the Italian championship with a good 3rd position, four provisional points behind the runner-up, Juventus, while Frosinone is looking at the soft underbelly with this 14th place. Next weekend on the 23rd day of the championship, the Leoni will play against Fiorentina, while the Rossoneri will host Naples.
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