AC Milan have finally come alive in the second half of the Italian Super Cup, and it appears that Max Allegri has out-coached and out-smarted his adversary. Milan have looked much better in the second half, while one of Allegri's substitutions was a stroke of genius. Milan now lead 2-1 in the second half, and based on their play in the second half, it's well deserved.
AC Milan Vs. Inter Milan, Italian Super Cup: Milan Lead 2-1 After Two Quick Goals
The first goal came via Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who has had an excellent game thus far. Robinho started the move, playing a great ball out to the right side of the penalty area for Clarence Seedorf. The veteran Dutchman ran onto the ball and put a brilliant cross across the box with his first touch, giving Julio Cesar no play on the ball. Ibrahimovic won the race to the ball in the box and nodded it in, equalizing the match.
Allegri put in Pato after the goal, and that turned out to be a fantastic substitution. He created the go-ahead goal just ten minutes after entering the match, beating his defender before taking a great shot that hit the post. Kevin-Prince Boateng followed the rebound and finished the chance, giving his team the 2-1 lead.
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