The latest set of performances offered contrasting notes across the two colour-coded groups, with several players standing out among the bianconeri while the nerazzurri had a smaller collection of positives to take from the round.
The bianconeri’s strongest performers
The black-and-white group contained a broad spread of encouraging individual displays. Goalkeeping, defence and attacking areas all featured among the names singled out.
- Guglielmo Vicario was among the players to shine.
- Bremer earned recognition at the back.
- Zeki Celik was another defender noted for his contribution.
- Francisco Conceição was included among the standout performers.
- Alajbegovic also made a positive impression.
Limited consolation for the nerazzurri
The nerazzurri had fewer individuals able to emerge with credit, but three players provided the principal positive signals from their side of the picture.
- Marco Carnesecchi was one of the players to come through the round positively.
- Rasmus Kristensen was also among the nerazzurri’s better performers.
- Samuel Rowe completed the group of players who salvaged encouraging returns.
