Double by fire and iron for Milan!

As long as she lives, she hopes Milanwhich closed the gap at the top of Serie A to five points after the stressful double, 3-2, against Frosinone.

The match started with the best conditions for the “rosoneri”, as o Giroud opened the scoring with a header in the 17th minute.

However, their joy did not last long, with him Soule to level the match just seven minutes later with a well-timed penalty kick.

Things got worse for the Milanese in the second half, when o Machiteli fooled Menian with a curling shot from the sideline to make it 2-1 in the 65th minute!

However, the reaction was not long in coming, as in the 72nd minute Gambia restored balance with a close header.

Stefano Pioli’s players, however, did not stop there and reached the total upheaval of the scene, with Jovic to make it 3-2 with a close range effort after consecutive tragic mistakes in the Frosinone defense!

With this victory, Milan were -5 on Inter and -4 on Juventus having two and one match in hand respectively, however with the Derby d’ Italia taking place tomorrow night, the “Rossoneri” can take advantage.

Earlier, the Empoli-Genoa and Udinese-Monza matches ended in scoreless draws.

The 23rd matchday:

Friday (02/02)

Lecce-Fiorentina 3-2

(17′ Oudin, 90’+1′ Piccoli, 90’+2′ Dorgu – 50′ Madragora, 67′ Beltran)

Saturday (03/02)

Udinese-Monza 0-0

Empoli-Genoa 0-0

Frosinone-Milan 2-3

(24′ Pen. Soule, 65′ Macitelli – 17′ Giroud, 72′ Gambia, 81′ Jovic)

Bologna-Sassuolo (21:45)

Sunday (04/02)

Torino-Salernitana (13:30)

Napoli-Verona (16:00)

Atalanta-Lazio (19:00)

Inter-Juventus (21:45)

Monday (05/02)

Roma-Cagliari (21:45)

The next (24th) matchday:

Friday (09/02)

Salernitana-Eboli (21:45)

Saturday (10/02)

Cagliari-Lazio (16:00)

Roma-Inter (19:00)

Sassuolo-Torino (21:45)

Sunday (11/02)

Fiorentina-Frosinone (13:30)

Monza-Verona (16:00)

Bologna-Lecce (16:00)

Genoa-Atalanta (19:00)

Milan-Napoli (21:45)

Monday (12/02)

Juventus-Udinese (21:45)