AC Milan vs Ferencváros: Italian Side Suffers Defeat at San Siro
AC Milan faced a disappointing 2-0 home defeat against Ferencváros in their ongoing Europa League campaign, pushing the team outside the top 24 in the table.

Overview of Milan vs Ferencváros at San Siro
AC Milan continued their difficult Europa League run following a 2-0 home loss against Hungarian club Ferencváros on Thursday. Ruben Amorim's squad entered the fixture hoping to build momentum after securing a victory against Serie A rivals Inter Milan, but instead delivered another underwhelming performance on the European stage.
Second-Half Breakthrough by Lenny Joseph
After a scoreless opening half where stand-in goalkeeper Lorenzo Torriani made crucial saves to deny visiting opportunities, the deadlock broke in the 52nd minute. Torriani attempted a clearance from a bouncing backpass that was blocked by Kristoffer Zachariassen, allowing Lenny Joseph to sweep the loose ball into an unguarded net.
Ferencváros doubled their lead in the 66th minute through a quick counter-attack. Zachariassen raced down the left side into the penalty area and squared the ball to Joseph, who successfully converted from 12 yards out. Despite a late red card issued to substitute Bamidele Yusuf in the 77th minute after a VAR review for an elbow, the visitors maintained their clean sheet.
AC Milan vs Ferencváros Standings and Impact
With this result, Ferencváros extended their 100% winning start in the league phase. Meanwhile, the Rossoneri dropped outside the top 24 places in the tournament standings, leaving them with only three points accumulated across four matches.
Sources: ESPN India, Goal.com, OneFootball.



