Milan drew with Tottenham and went to the quarter-finals

Tottenham and Milan failed to open the scoring in the match corresponding to button 4, played this Wednesday at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Divock Origi smashed a shot into the post 93 minutes into the second half and drowned out the goal cry from all his fans.

The figure of the meeting was Theo Hernández. The Milan defender was important because he cleared 5 dangerous balls.

He was also key at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Pierre-Emile Höjbjerg. The Tottenham midfielder stood out against Milan by making 65 correct passes and stealing 4 balls.

In the 53rd minute of the second half, Milan striker Brahim Díaz embarrassed Tottenham midfielder Emerson Royal with a superb pipe.

It was a game full of offense, with a heavy dose of rough play and lots of interruptions. There were several warned: Cristian Romero, Clément Lenglet, Antonio Conte, Malick Thiaw and Oliver Skipp. Cristian Romero was sent off after receiving his second yellow in the 78th minute of the second half.

Tottenham manager Antonio Conte set up a 3-4-3 formation on the pitch with Fraser Forster in goal; Cristian Romero, Clément Lenglet and Ben Davies on the defensive line; Emerson Royal, Oliver Skipp, Pierre-Emile Höjbjerg and Ivan Perisic in the middle; and Dejan Kulusevski, Harry Kane and Son Heungmin in attack.

For their part, those led by Stefano Pioli planted themselves in 4-3-3 with Mike Maignan under the three sticks; Pierre Kalulu, Malick Thiaw, Fikayo Tomori and Theo Hernández in defence; Messias, Rade Krunic and Sandro Tonali in midfield; and Brahim Díaz, Olivier Giroud and Rafael Leão in front.

The appointed referee for the match was Clément Turpin.

Milan qualified for the 2022-23 UEFA Champions League Quarter-Finals despite failing to take the lead against Tottenham.

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