Manchester United were defeated 4-2 by Milan after conceding three goals in the second half, despite taking a 2-1 lead shortly after the interval.
Milan levelled the match through Samuel Chukwueze in the 37th minute, cancelling out Manchester United’s opening goal. Bruno Fernandes then missed a penalty five minutes before half-time, leaving the scores level at the break.
Manchester United regained the advantage in the 51st minute when Patrick Dorgu made it 2-1. However, their lead lasted only seven minutes before Milan restored parity.
The Italian side completed the turnaround with further goals in the 68th and 70th minutes. The final score was Manchester United 2-4 Milan.
The match log records additional events in the second, eighth, 15th and 24th minutes, although no further details are provided for those incidents. The opening goal for Manchester United is also not identified in the report.
Manchester United started with Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw, Bruno Fernandes, Youri Tielemans, Noussair Mazraoui, Matheus Cunha, Senne Lammens, Amad Diallo, Andrey Santos, Patrick Dorgu and Ayden Heaven.
Their substitutes were Diogo Dalot, Marcus Rashford, Lisandro Martinez, Bryan Mbeumo, Joshua Zirkzee, Toby Collyer, Kobbie Mainoo, Dermot Mee, Leny Yoro, Jack Fletcher, Shea Lacey, Tyler Fletcher, Harry Amass, Fred Heath and JJ Gabriel.
Milan’s starting XI consisted of Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Pervis Estupinan, Samuel Chukwueze, Yunus Musah, Goncalo Ramos, Ardon Jashari, Strahinja Pavlovic, Koni De Winter, Terracciano, Alphadjo Cisse and Torriani.
Milan’s substitutes were Luka Modric, Alexis Saelemaekers, Samuele Ricci, Mario Gila, Davide Bartesaghi, Francesco Camarda, Christian Comotto, Matteo Pittarella, Sankhoun Diawara, Leo Paul Bouyer and Valeri Vladimirov.
The result leaves Milan with the stronger finish to a match that changed direction several times. Manchester United appeared to have recovered their advantage when Dorgu put them ahead at 2-1, but Milan responded with three unanswered goals to secure the 4-2 victory.
Chukwueze’s equaliser was Milan’s first confirmed goal of the game, while the scorers of the side’s final three goals are not specified in the match report.