Milan managed to hold on and drew 2-2 with Parma away at the Ennio Tardini stadium in the eleventh round of Serie A. The team coached by Massimiliano Allegri, who were looking to solidify their position at the top of the table, left with a bitter taste after letting a win that seemed secured slip away. Alexis Saelemaekers and Rafael Leão, from a penalty, put Milan two goals up before the break, but Adrián Bernabé and Enrico Del Prato sealed the home side's comeback. The start was promising for the visitors, who quickly imposed their hierarchy, and at 12 minutes, Leão led a counterattack that ended with Saelemaekers' precise finish from the edge of the box to open the scoring. Minutes later, a penalty on Saelemaekers himself allowed Milan to extend their lead after the referee confirmed the infringement after a VAR review, and Leão made it 2-0, which seemed to give them the win. However, before the break, Parma found their footing with a brilliant goal from Bernabé, and in the second half, Parma showed their best version and equalized at 17 minutes, after a precise cross from the right by defender Sascha Breitkreuz found the head of Del Prato, who anticipated his marker and beat goalkeeper Mike Maignan to make it 2-2. With this result, Milan's lead is at risk as they only have 22 points, the same as Napoli, and must visit this Sunday to Bologna from 11:00 AM (Argentine time). Juventus and Torino did not gain an advantage Juventus and Torino, with Argentine Giovanni Simeone in the starting lineup, drew 0-0 in a new edition of the Derby della Mola played at the Allianz Stadium. The home team had the best chance of the first half only at 41 minutes, when Francisco Conceição dribbled down the right and forced goalkeeper Alberto Paleara to react with a great save. Torino started the second half more ambitiously. Simeone, on loan from Napoli, scored at 48 minutes, but his goal was ruled out for offside after a VAR review. Despite the psychological blow, the visiting team maintained their intensity and troubled Juventus' defense with the entry of Scottish Ché Adams, who generated a great chance that required a notable intervention from goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio. In the final minutes, Paleara responded with solvency to a shot from Jonathan David, and seconds later, he deflected a header from Weston McKennie that seemed to give the home side the win. With this draw, Juventus reaches fifth place in the table with 19 points, while Torino is in eleventh place with 14 points. Other Saturday results were the goalless draws between Lecce and Hellas Verona, with Nicolás Valentini, and Como and Cagliari, the latter with Argentines Máximo Perrone and Nicolás Paz playing as starters for the home team.
