AC Milan finished 2-0 up against Venezia, with Redouane Halhal credited with the own goal that sealed the scoreline. It was a straightforward ending to a match that remained alive late on, even as the result was already moving toward AC Milan's favour.
The fourth official announced four minutes of added time, and there was still enough time for the game to produce a few final moments. Ardon Jashari had a shot saved by Filip Stankovic, underlining that Venezia were still being asked questions at the back even after the decisive goal.
Late changes and final pressure
The closing stages also brought a series of substitutions. Matteo Gabbia replaced Mario Gila, Pervis Estupiñán came on for Davide Bartesaghi, Albion Rrahmani replaced Kike Pérez, and Lion Lauberbach entered for John Yeboah. Those changes added to the sense of a match reaching its conclusion without any late shift in the score.
For Venezia, the key detail was the own goal credited to Redouane Halhal, which made it AC Milan 2, Venezia 0. Even with late chances and added time, they were unable to turn their final opportunities into a response.
What the scoreline tells us
In standing terms, AC Milan and Venezia ended with a clear 2-0 result in Serie A, and that is the headline figure to take away. The late action showed Venezia still trying to find a way back, but AC Milan controlled the closing phase well enough to leave with a clean final margin.
