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Tijjani Reijnders is becoming increasingly dissatisfied with Milan's terrible starts to games, stating that 'every game is the same,' while Luka Jovic believes 'the coach will see' his contribution against Fiorentina.
It was a fantastic match at San Siro, with the Rossoneri coming back from 2-0 down to tie 2-2, but the Viola also had two magnificent goals disallowed, the Luca Ranieri curler for an early foul and the late Dodo volley for offside.
Both goalkeepers produced multiple saves in an intriguing contest, although each point contributes nothing to each team's chances of qualifying for Europe.
"We started again by giving up two goals, and every game is the same. "We try to come back, but it's difficult if we start like this," Reijnders told Sky Sport Italia.
"It's difficult, but we need to keep battling for this club and win as many games as possible in Serie A and the Coppa Italia. "The most essential thing is that we keep fighting.
Jovic and Reijnders are puzzled by chronic Milan difficulties.
It's unclear why Milan usually starts games with a handicap, as they've conceded four goals in the first 15 minutes of their last four Serie A matches.
"I don't know what to say, but we need to find the answers," said Jovic, who was named Serie A Man of the Match for his outstanding substitution effort.
"We have seven more games, and we need to adapt our game, particularly in the opening half. We conceded two goals in 10 minutes, but we demonstrated character and mental toughness. I believe we deserved to win, although Fiorentina also performed well.
"I think this point means more for them than for us."
Jovic is way down the pecking order this season, trailing Tammy Abraham and Santiago Gimenez, and rarely gets an opportunity to establish himself.
It was a fantastic match at San Siro, with the Rossoneri coming back from 2-0 down to tie 2-2, but the Viola also had two magnificent goals disallowed, the Luca Ranieri curler for an early foul and the late Dodo volley for offside.
Both goalkeepers produced multiple saves in an intriguing contest, although each point contributes nothing to each team's chances of qualifying for Europe.
"We started again by giving up two goals, and every game is the same. "We try to come back, but it's difficult if we start like this," Reijnders told Sky Sport Italia.
"It's difficult, but we need to keep battling for this club and win as many games as possible in Serie A and the Coppa Italia. "The most essential thing is that we keep fighting.
Jovic and Reijnders are puzzled by chronic Milan difficulties.
It's unclear why Milan usually starts games with a handicap, as they've conceded four goals in the first 15 minutes of their last four Serie A matches.
"I don't know what to say, but we need to find the answers," said Jovic, who was named Serie A Man of the Match for his outstanding substitution effort.
"We have seven more games, and we need to adapt our game, particularly in the opening half. We conceded two goals in 10 minutes, but we demonstrated character and mental toughness. I believe we deserved to win, although Fiorentina also performed well.
"I think this point means more for them than for us."
Jovic is way down the pecking order this season, trailing Tammy Abraham and Santiago Gimenez, and rarely gets an opportunity to establish himself.
"As previously stated, I do my best with the playing time I am allowed. Fiorentina is my former club, and I enjoyed my time there, but I currently play for Milan. I want to play every match; I do my best, and I hope the coach notices."
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