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AC Milan Women keep a clean sheet and bring home an important victory vs Empoli

Wajih by Wajih
3 April 2022
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Valentina Bergamaschi of AC Milan

EMPOLI, ITALY - APRIL 03: Valentina Bergamaschi of AC Milan celebrates after scoring a goal during the Women Serie A match between Empoli v AC Milan at on April 03, 2022 in Empoli, Italy. (AC Milan via Getty Images)

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AC Milan Women Team brought home an important victory against Empoli after scoring 3 goals and keeping a clean sheet. It was a convincing performance this time on quite a few levels from the side of coach Maurizio Ganz. The Rossonere continue, therefore, to build on the momentum after winning an important fixture versus Fiorentina.

Valentina Bergamaschi scored her 5th goal in the league, in the 4th minute, it is a personal best in a single season with the red and black shirt. On the other hand, Lindsey Thomas enjoyed herself a brace (in the 17th minute and 55th) that makes her the best goalscorer of Milan this season in Serie A.

The AC Milan Women side took the field with the new fourth kit with the following lineup:

3-4-3: Giuliani; Árnadóttir, Agard, Fusetti; Guagni, Adami, Grimshaw, Tucceri Cimini; Thomas, Piemonte, Bergamaschi.

Now, the red and black faithful are sitting in the third position with 40 points with Sassuolo trailing in the 4th place with one point between them. AS Roma are second with 45 points while Juventus are first with 50 points. All have played 19 games.

AC Milan Women Team
EMPOLI, ITALY - APRIL 03: Players of AC ilan pose for a team photo during the Women Serie A match between Empoli v AC Milan at on April 03, 2022 in Empoli, Italy. (Photo by AC Milan/AC Milan via Getty Images)

 

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