"Despite some controversy involving a potential foul on Matteo Gabbia, Massimiliano Allegri insisted in his post-match interview that AC Milan only have themselves to blame for the Pisa draw. It was a tough evening for the Rossoneri at San Siro, losing control of the game despite what was a dominating display in the second half. Indeed, Pisa found the back of the net twice and forced Milan to fight for the point, scoring the equaliser in the 93rd minute."
"That said, some have argued that Pisa's second goal should have been disallowed to begin with, due to a pretty blatant foul on Matteo Gabbia. However, when asked about it after the game, Allegri shifted focus to their own mistakes in that moment. "It was a long ball that caught us off guard, regardless of whether it was a foul or not. We didn't lose, and that's positive; at the same time, it will help us improve," the manager said."
AC Milan conceded a late equaliser to Pisa and settled for a draw at San Siro after Pisa scored in the 93rd minute. Milan dominated parts of the second half but lost control of the match and allowed two goals. Some observers questioned the legitimacy of Pisa's second goal because of a potential foul on Matteo Gabbia. Massimiliano Allegri focused on his team’s errors when addressing the incident and described the goal as a consequence of being caught off guard. Allegri emphasized the positive of not losing and framed the result as a learning opportunity.
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