Unforced Errors to Blame for Milan’s Draw against Fiorentina
AC Milan paid the price for making some unforced errors in their 2-2 home draw against Fiorentina in Serie A on Saturday, coach Sergio Conceicao said as his side continue to lose pace with the top four.
Milan conceded twice in the opening 10 minutes through a Malick Thiaw own goal and a first-time effort from Fiorentina forward Moise Kean but salvaged a point with goals from Tammy Abraham and Luka Jovic.
“There are some individual errors, but not only in defense. I think the team made errors that were not forced by the opponent,” Conceicao told Sky Sport.
“There are some behaviors that we are trying to improve… These are behaviors of football and football school that you learn as a kid.
“We also miss a lot of goals. We have to find this balance, because we create a lot. The approach was bad, it was not what we prepared.”
Milan, who earned seven points from their last seven games, sit ninth in the table on 48 points. They are four points behind eighth-placed Fiorentina and eight off Bologna in fourth, who have a game in hand.
