In their post-match interviews following Lazio-Milan, both Ruben Amorim and Mario Gila clearly highlighted how the performance was really split into two: a truly embarrassing first half for the Rossoneri, who were completely dominated by Lazio; and an overwhelming second half that rendered the Biancocelesti harmless and gave Milan the chance to come back from two goals down. The positive aspect, beyond the point, is certainly the reaction, but also the fact that Amorim will have received some clear indications regarding his choices.
Amorim's team was a 'Diavolo' with two faces
The headline that 'Quotidiano Sportivo' chose this morning to describe Milan’s performance is almost inevitable, because it literally reflects what happened yesterday afternoon at the Olimpico:
"A Diavolo of two faces. Gattuso comes close to pulling off a major upset, while Moreira’s brace provides the turning point."
More details are then added in the subheadline: "Lazio quickly take the lead through Cancellieri and Noslin, with Milan at the mercy of the hosts. The Belgian comes on and changes everything in two minutes. Ringhio sits alone at the top for one night."
