Atalanta boosted their push for Champions League qualification with a hard-fought 1-0 win over AC Milan at the San Siro, completing a league double over the Rossoneri for the first time since the 2007/08 season.Gian Piero Gasperini’s side arrived in Milan under pressure following a dip in form, but delivered a disciplined and effective performance to tighten their grip on third place in Serie A. For Milan, their inconsistent run at home continued, leaving the Coppa Italia as their most realistic route back into European football next season.In a tight first half, both teams struggled to carve out clear openings. Atalanta’s Ederson and Mateo Retegui both missed decent chances, while Milan’s Luka Jovic spurned the best opportunity after a sharp turn in the box, firing wide from close range.The second half saw Milan start brightly, with Tijjani Reijnders and Rafael Leao threatening early on. But it was Atalanta who struck against the run of play with a slick team move. Ademola Lookman’s cross found Raoul Bellanova, who headed the ball across goal for Ederson to finish with a diving header.Lookman could have sealed the result late on, but was denied by Mike Maignan. Despite Milan’s efforts, they couldn’t break through a resolute Atalanta side, slumping to another disappointing home result, just one win in their last six at the San Siro.While Milan remain marooned in ninth, Atalanta’s away-day mastery continues, with just one defeat in their last 14 Serie A games on the road.
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