Milan’s Massimo Oddo Hails Dida’s Performance

The Brazilian goalkeeper made some important saves on Sunday to help the Rossoneri obtain the three points...

Massimo Oddo - Milan (Grazia Neri)
Milan defender Massimo Oddo has been taking a look back at Sunday’s 4-3 win against Cagliari in the 13th matchday of the Italian top flight.

It was a hugely entertaining game, with Oddo praising both teams for the show they put on at the San Siro.

“It was really a nice game because both teams played openly, there were many attacks from both sides, but in the end it went well,” declared the former Lazio player to Milan Channel.

“We risked a bit, both ourselves and Cagliari. Maybe we made some mistakes in defence from the team level and we must work a bit to improve these things.

“Dida? He always gave us the right security. A goalkeeper makes mistakes, just like a player, only that when he does, he concedes a goal.

“He is proving that he is going through an exceptional period and on Sunday, on some occasions, he was really decisive.”

Milan are currently in third place in Serie A with 24 points from 13 games.

Glenn Debattista, Goal.com
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9:23 PM GMT
Here's an interesting fact: Arsenal have never lost by more than three goals in the Champions League. Can Milan make history tonight?
9:19 PM GMT
WHAT a save from Abbiati there - wonderful diving effort to keep out a Van Persie volley. Has Abbiati now made more saves tonight than Szczesny? (just kidding)

Lets go over to Sergio Stanco now, who has an update for us from San Siro:

"After the third goal was scored the Milan fans began to sing “whoever doesn't jump is an Inter fan!” and the entire stadium burst into dance.

"A rather concerned looking English colleague turned to me to ask for reassurance, such is the level of excitement here tonight!"



9:06 PM GMT
I nipped over to Facebook during half time to pick the brains of our readers, asking 'can Arsenal find a way back into this?'

Olaleye Samsideen Olamide said: “I don't think so. Not with the way the Gunners are playing. Lets see what happens...”

Athos Gomes Fonseca was less forgiving, stating: “Arsenal confirmed as football's biggest joke.”

Harmed Hordeday Dewale on the other hand, said: “Arsenal can still come back and score, but only if Wenger gets rid of Ramsey and Oxlade-Chamberlain is added to the attack.”

Fair play, Harmed. But what about this atrocious defending we're being subjected to?
8:56 PM GMT
GOOOOOOOOOOAL MILANOOOO!

And that takes it to 3-0 Milan! Robinho makes full use of a slip from Vermaelen on the edge of the area, utilising the space to good effect, lashing home to... dare I say it... put this clash beyond doubt.

Great finish from the Brazilian!



8:51 PM GMT
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