AC Milan 2 - 0 Lecce Highlights Match March 11, 2012

AC Milan's 2-0 win over Lecce in Serie A match at San Siro on Sunday (3/11/2012). With these results, Milan had the standings with 57 points, or four points ahead of nearest rivals, Juventus.

Milan's victory opened by Antonio Nocerino scored in the seventh minute. From the middle of the penalty box, he fired a right foot shot which makes the ball posts Zlatan Ibrahimovic's goal into the bottom right corner of Massimiliano Benassi.

Milan get the second goal from Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the 65th minute. With a right-foot shot, he melesatkan posts Urby Emanuelson ball into the left corner of the goal for the visitors, from the middle of the penalty box.

Milan dominated the game, especially in the first round. They do not solve problems with the execution of the attack, Milan Benassi makes a lot of effort failed to produce goals.

At the 14th minute and the 15, for example, Emanuelson and Robinho fired a shot from the middle of the penalty box, all of which ran aground in the hands Benassi.

In the second half, Lecce seem more aggressive and managed to create a serious threat. However, Christian Abbiati is able to answer the trust Massimiliano Allegri.

At minute 52, and to-57, for example, Lecce create opportunities through Valeri Bojinov and Luis Muriel. However, Abbiati was able to stop the ball outside the goal line.

Milan Lecce insistence makes it difficult to develop games. Even so, they can still create some opportunities, one of which led to goals Ibrahimovic.

According to the Lega Serie A, Milan controlled the ball during the game as much as 56 percent and creating 19 chances out of eleven businesses. The Lecce fired a shot accurately from six experiments.

The lineup

Milan: Christian Abbiati; Thiago Silva, Daniele Bonera, Luca Antonini, Ignazio Abate; Mark Van Bommel, Urby Emanuelson, Sulley Muntari (Alberto Aquilani, 62)), Antonio Nocerino; Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Robinho (Stephan El Shaarawy 78)

Lecce: Massimiliano Benassi; Morris Carrozzieri (Manuel Giandonato 75), Andrea Esposito, Leonardo Miglionico; Andrea Bertolacci (Luca Di Matteo 82), Manuele Blasi, Guillermo Giacomazzi, Davide Brivio, Massimo Oddo (Christian Obodo 46); Luis Muriel, Valeri Bojinov

Referee: Andrea De Marco