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Udinese 0-2 Milan: Early strike and a second-half goal settle it in Udine

Milan trounced Udine with a 2-0 win, having scored after six minutes, then added a second in the 65th to leave Udinese pointless again in Serie A at the Stadio Friuli, Sunday (October 25, 2026). First half The Rossoneri had the lead almost immediately, going ahead in the sixth minute. Udinese had little chance to settle after that. The match then turned scrappy, with Milan booked in the 39th…

Udinese 0-2 Milan: Early strike and a second-half goal settle it in Udine

Udinese suffered a 2-0 defeat against Milan in a Serie A match held at Stadio Friuli on Sunday, October 25, 2026. Milan took the lead early, scoring in the sixth minute, and added a second goal in the 65th minute, leaving Udinese unable to mount a comeback. The Rossoneri dominated possession, controlling the ball 60% of the time, and outshot Udinese 16 to 11.

While Milan had more shots on target (7) compared to Udinese (6), both goalkeepers made notable saves. Milan's goalkeeper managed to save six shots, while Udinese's Maduka Okoye made five. Udinese's loss extended their poor run, as they had lost their previous two matches against Torino and Lecce. The team's next fixture is against Parma on Tuesday, October 28, followed by a home game against Roma on October 31.

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