Milan - Feyenoord was inevitably marked negatively by Theo Hernandez's sending-off early in the second half.
After receiving a yellow card at the end of the first half for a needless shirt pull, while already one booking away from suspension, the Frenchman completed the disaster in the second half by picking up a second caution for a clumsy and obvious dive.
Reduced to ten men, Milan gradually lost ground until the Dutch side equalised, sealing the Rossoneri’s elimination from the Champions League.
This afternoon, the Frenchman apologised to the team and fans with a post on Instagram:
"Football is unpredictable: it brings us great joy, but also painful moments. Today, I feel immense frustration."
Theo added:
"I apologise to my teammates for leaving them with ten men, and I also apologise to the fans who always support us. But this club is a family, and together we will bounce back. Let’s rise again, all of us together. I’ll be the first. Forza Milan."
