“Christian Pulisic opens the scoring with a left-footed finish from the centre of the box after Milan won a free kick in their defensive half moments earlier.”
Pivotal“Adrien Rabiot doubles Milan's lead with a left-footed finish from the centre of the box, arriving soon after Danilo Veiga's yellow card for a rough challenge on Pavlovic's blocked effort.”
Pivotal“Substitute Diego Moreira caps a dominant display by scoring Milan's third just minutes after coming on, finishing from the centre of the box.”
Outstanding performance

Milan dictated the game from the first whistle, racking up 69% possession and doubling Lecce's shot count while creating five big chances to their opponents' none. Pulisic's early strike settled any nerves, but the real damage came in a ruthless second-half spell between the 61st and 73rd minutes when Rabiot and substitute Diego Moreira turned a comfortable lead into a rout. Lecce, without a single big chance of their own and forced into 29 tackles just to stay in the game, offered little going forward and leaned entirely on containment that eventually broke down. For Milan this result reinforces genuine title credentials with a statement performance built on control and efficiency, while Lecce's toothless attacking display will raise fresh concerns about their survival prospects.
How entertaining was this match?
AC Milan look to snap a winless run and get back to their attacking best when Lecce visit San Siro, with Luka Modrić poised to return to the starting XI and Christian Pulisic set for his first start of the campaign. History overwhelmingly favors the Rossoneri, who haven't lost to Lecce in Serie A since 2006.