[han2503]

Who: Carpi F.C. vs. A.C. Milan



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Where: Stadio Alberto Braglia



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When:
6th December 2015 @ 8:45pm CET


Head-to-Head Record



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Serie A Form Guide:
Milan: WWDLW
Carpi: LDLLW

[X-Offender]

I've been an aggressive critic of Kucka ever since we signed him, but last night I thought he did his job in spades. He recovered so many balls and took part in all our attacking plays. That's all you can ask from him. You cannot except him to ignite meaningful attacks, because that's not his job and he's a very limited player overall.

Monto played a good match, too. I didn't see any of your terrible passes, but a player who was truly trying to lead this crappy team of ours. Within his range, he did all he could. In the end, you cannot blame our lack of play on the two players in front of the defense. They're there to aid the defense and control the ball, and I think they did that well. Not great, but well. If anyone has to be criticized, it's got to be the four upfront. Save Bonaventura, neither Bacca, Cerci or Niang did anything remarkable. Bacca was invisible, Niang too inconsistent (sometimes tripping on his own feet) and Cerci was just... Cerci.

Thing is, we're playing 4-4-2 now, which turns to 4-2-4 when we're holding possession. If we couldn't score against Carpi blame it on the front line.