Christian Pulisic played a decisive role in all three goals as AC Milan eased to a 3-0 win at Udinese. This secured their third straight victory without conceding.
Both sides began brightly, with goalkeepers tested inside the opening minutes. Pietro Terracciano denied Iker Bravo from distance, while Razvan Sava kept out Pulisic from a tight angle. The Udinese keeper then produced a sharp save to block Santiago Gimenez from close range. However, they could do nothing when Milan broke through five minutes before the interval.
Pervis Estupiñán’s cross was deflected into Sava’s path, only for the rebound to fall to Pulisic, who converted to score in consecutive away fixtures.
Moments after the restart, Milan doubled their advantage when Pulisic’s pressing forced a turnover that Youssouf Fofana finished at the near post. The American international then capped his standout performance by adding a third himself, again beating Sava at the near stick.
Six of Pulisic’s last eight Serie A goals have now come away from San Siro, with his brace of contributions propelling Milan up to third in the table.
