2: 0 to 2: 2! The top spot in Serie A changed hands. AC Milan s 2-goal lead was equalized. After 3 draws in 4 rounds, AC Milan still topped the list.

In recent years, Serie A has been inferior to the Premier League and La Liga in terms of influence and competitiveness; however, the rotation of Milan and Napoli to win the championship has also kept a lot of suspense in the Serie A championship battle; after the first 10 rounds of this season, the point difference between the top four teams is only 1 point. In the 11th round of Serie A, Milan took the lead in an away game against Parma; Sallemarquez and Leo each scored a goal early in the first half. With a 2-goal advantage, Milan's defense scored 2 consecutive goals and was eventually tied 2:2 by Parma.

As a veteran team in Serie A, Parma only won 1 victory after the first 10 rounds, and was only 1 point above the relegation zone. Allegri still implements his 3-5-2 system as always: Nkunku and Leo are paired as forwards; Youssef Fofana, Modric, and Ricci join forces with three midfielders; the wings are Salle Markers and Estupinian; Derwent, Gabia, and Pavlovic form a three-back, and the goalkeeper is naturally Maignan.

Milan had a good start. In the 12th minute, Nkunku caught the ball at the edge of the penalty area and knocked back. Salle Markles did not hesitate to get out of the way and hit the ground. The ball rolled directly into the net, 1:0! In the 18th minute, Parma's corner kick caused chaos in front of Milan's goal. Cutrone hit the ball into the net, but it was offside. In the 25th minute, Salle Markles held the ball from the right and confidently passed through Lerwick's crotch and was knocked down by Ndiaye in the penalty area. After watching the replay, the referee awarded a penalty kick. Leo made the penalty kick, 2:0!

The 2-goal gap did not make Parma surrender early. In the 38th minute, Del Prato grabbed the early point and beat Pavlovic with a header, and Maignan saved the ball; in the 45th minute, Salle Markles and Leo cooperated and then crossed the ball. Nkunku kept volleying the ball and was saved by Suzuki Ayen with both fists. Before half-time, Estupinian failed to counterattack from the sideline. Bridgegi quickly distributed the ball. Bernave took a shot from the ten-point corner. Maignan was helpless and watched the ball enter the net, 2:1!

In the second half, the situation suddenly changed, and Milan, who was in the lead, was frequently suppressed by the opponent; in the 56th minute, Pellegrino took advantage of Yusuf Fofana's direct pass. Sorensen turned around in the penalty area and scored again. Bernave, who was unmarked on the right, took a shot. Faced with this better opportunity than in the first half, he knocked the ball away. In the 62nd minute, Bridgegi made a breakthrough pass from the right sideline. Cardinale stepped in from the back row and headed into the far corner, 2:2!

After the score was equalized, Allegri decisively replaced Pulisic and Baltesaghi, who had just recovered from injury, to strengthen the attack; in the 75th minute, Leo held the ball with his back and clicked his heel, Pulisic tacitly inserted a low shot from the back row and slid past the far corner; in the 80th minute, Eliot Ernani directly hit the goal with a free kick, Maignan quickly went down to the goal line and successfully saved the situation. Milan immediately counterattacked; Modric and Leo kicked the ball consecutively, Pulisic passed through the center circle, and Salle Markles single-handedly avoided Keita's defense and passed the attacking Suzuki Ayen, but faced most of the empty goal with one kick.

In the 90th minute, Modric dunked the defense with his right foot at the top of the arc and volleyed with his left foot. Suzuki Ayame made a save and quickly controlled the ball. Pulisic's follow-up shot was half a beat too late. In the end, Milan was tied with Parma with a 2-goal lead. It has won its third draw in the past 4 rounds of the league. The good news is that with the win-loss relationship, Milan has tied with Naples in 1 game and won the top experience card position.