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Dive into Bwin’s post-match review of Milan 2-2 Sassuolo in the Serie A on Sunday, 14 December 2025, with stats, key moments and our take on the match.
Milan and Sassuolo played out a 2-2 draw in an entertaining Serie A encounter. Sassuolo took an early lead when Ismaël Koné scored in the 13th minute, assisted by Andrea Pinamonti, but Milan responded through Davide Bartesaghi in the 34th minute, with Ruben Loftus-Cheek providing the assist. The hosts then went ahead early in the second half as Bartesaghi netted his second in the 47th minute, assisted by Christopher Nkunku, building on Milan’s recent strong form that included three wins in their last five league games before this match.
The game shifted again late on when Armand Laurienté equalised for Sassuolo in the 77th minute, once more assisted by Pinamonti, ensuring both sides shared the points. Substitutions played a role, with Sassuolo bringing on Laurienté and Josh Doig around the hour mark to inject energy, while Milan made changes including Koni De Winter for Matteo Gabbia at 60 minutes. This result extends Sassuolo’s mixed recent run, with two wins, two draws and one loss in their last five, while Milan remain unbeaten in that stretch but dropped points at home.
Milan held 59% possession compared to Sassuolo’s 41%, allowing them to control much of the game’s rhythm, though Sassuolo proved more effective in dribbles with 42 successful ones against Milan’s 31, highlighting their threat on the counter. The hosts earned seven corners to Sassuolo’s three, pointing to greater attacking territory, but discipline was an issue for the visitors with three yellow cards versus Milan’s one, potentially disrupting their flow. Both teams recorded two assists each, reflecting organised build-up play, and each used four substitutions, such as Milan replacing Christian Pulisic with Samuele Ricci at 73 minutes and Sassuolo introducing Armand Laurienté for Alieu Fadera at 59 minutes, which helped maintain intensity without any penalties or injury-time goals noted.
The match’s decisive moments began with Ismaël Koné’s 13th-minute goal for Sassuolo, assisted by Andrea Pinamonti, giving the visitors an early edge. Milan turned things around with Davide Bartesaghi’s brace, first in the 34th minute assisted by Ruben Loftus-Cheek and then in the 47th minute with help from Christopher Nkunku, shifting momentum firmly to the hosts. A key turning point came around the hour when Sassuolo substituted Armand Laurienté for Alieu Fadera and Josh Doig for Fali Candé, injecting fresh legs that led to Laurienté’s equaliser in the 77th minute, again assisted by Pinamonti, while Milan’s VAR check involving Adrien Rabiot at 67 minutes added tension but did not alter the scoreline.
Milan lined up in a 3-5-2 formation, which supported their possession-based approach and allowed wing-backs like Davide Bartesaghi to push forward effectively, as seen in his goalscoring contributions. Partnerships such as Ruben Loftus-Cheek assisting Bartesaghi highlighted midfield creativity, while changes like Koni De Winter replacing Matteo Gabbia at 60 minutes helped maintain defensive solidity. Players like Christian Pulisic and Alexis Saelemaekers added width before their substitutions for Samuele Ricci and Zachary Athekame respectively.
Sassuolo deployed a 4-3-3 shape, enabling quick transitions and dribbling threats that kept Milan on alert, with Andrea Pinamonti central to their attacks through his two assists. Standout roles included Ismaël Koné’s early goal and Armand Laurienté’s impact after replacing Alieu Fadera at 59 minutes, forming effective partnerships in the forward line. Later changes saw Luca Moro come on for Pinamonti and Walid Cheddira for Cristian Volpato at 87 minutes to chase the game.
Bwin’s Man of the Match was Davide Bartesaghi, who stood out with his two goals that put Milan in front, demonstrating sharp finishing and positioning. Although he provided no assists or big chances created, his two key passes underlined his involvement in build-up play. Bartesaghi’s performance was pivotal before he was replaced by Pervis Estupiñán in stoppage time.
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Milan have just drawn 2-2 at home to Sassuolo, leaving them in second place on 32 points and maintaining their unbeaten run over the last five league games, which includes three wins and two draws. They will look to build on this form and chase the top spot when they face Hellas Verona on 28 December 2025 at 11:30, with the opposition currently 18th on 12 points and fighting to avoid relegation. A win could help Milan pull further clear in the race for European spots.
Sassuolo have just earned a 2-2 draw away at Milan, keeping them ninth on 21 points amid a recent form of two wins, two draws and one loss in their last five league outings. They aim to climb the table and secure a mid-table position when they host Torino on 21 December 2025 at 14:00, facing opponents who are 13th on 17 points and also seeking consistency. This fixture offers Sassuolo a chance to build momentum at home.
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