Italian Super Cup: Hernandez leads AC Milan to the coronation

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By: Manu Tournoux

Italian Super Cup: Hernandez leads AC Milan to the coronation

For the eighth time in its history – the first since 2016 – AC Milan won the Italian Super Cup this Monday in Riyadh, falling to Inter in the final.

Trailing 0-2 on goals from Martinez (45e+2) and Taremi (47e) on either side of the break, the Rossoneri turned the tide thanks to a doubly decisive Théo Hernandez.

The Conceiçao effect?

With a nice free kick, the French international first revived his team (52e). Then the person became a decisive passer for Pulisic and the equalizer for AC Milan (2-2, 80e).

It was ultimately Abraham who in added time gave victory to Sergio Conceiçao’s men, who began his Lombard adventure in the best possible way (2-3, 90e+3).

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Manu Tournoux

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