It was 72 minutes of a dull game, with few goal opportunities, even slow at times for long passages. Until the nerves arrived, the pressure of the clock, the error in the defense of Milan, from the Colombian Cristian Zapata, who by trying to head the ball ended up assisting his compatriot with the same last name, Duván, who controlled it with his chest and finished off Gianluigi Donnarumma. That was the first goal in Sampdoria's 2-0 victory over the Rossoneri team, a match in which the Argentine Ricardo Álvarez also scored to make Marco Giampaolo's team defend their home and accumulate 11 points in Serie A.

The second goal from the 26-year-old forward, who had also scored in the 2-2 draw with Torino. And although Milan tried to react, with Nikola Kalinic alone seeking to reach Christian Puggioni's goal, the equalizer did not come, on the contrary, the fans at the Luigi Ferraris Stadium celebrated again thanks to Álvarez, who came off the bench to make it 2-0 in the end.

The 29-year-old Argentine's run and low and dry shot to the opposite post of the goalkeeper, who despite stretching couldn't stop the ball. Three valuable points for Sampdoria, who is trying not to drift away from the top of the table and recover what has been lost in other matches. A bad result for Milan, a team that continues to show that in the final stages of the matches the nerves play a bad trick.