AC Milan vs Genoa

Serie A

Milan

10-4-3

5-2

Final

Genoa

7-3-7

Giuseppe Meazza

TV: Fubo

Match pulse

MILAttacking pressure by 5 minutes

0'GEN

59%Possession41%

16Shots10

10On target4

3Corners3

2Saves5

19Fouls22

Who won: Milan 5-2

AC Milan beat Genoa 5-2 on Wednesday, January 6, 2010 at Giuseppe Meazza. Goals for Milan: Ronaldinho (32' pen), Thiago Silva (38'), Marco Borriello (48', 60') and Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (74' pen). Goals for Genoa: Giuseppe Sculli (25') and David Suazo (79').

Play by play

90'
FULL TIME There is no injury time at San Siro as Milan close out a superb 5-2 win over Genoa. Beckham's second debut was a fine one but Marco Boriello was the star of the show with two goals. Thanks for following the game with us.
88'
Ronaldinho takes a late corner and although Ambrosini chests down in the box, he cannot get a shot away and Genoa clear.
85'
Genoa are enjoying a good spell but it is too little, too late for the visitors.
84'
Luca Antonini requires treatment after an aerial clash with Argentinian striker Rodrigo Palacio. However, the full back appears to be okay.
82'
Former Milan striker Hernan Crespo comes on as a substitute for Suazo as Genoa make a late change.
79'
GOAL! David Suazo beats two men before lashing a fine shot past Dida and into the far corner. No more than a consolation.
78'
Don't worry, we will still be covering the rest of the game even if Mr Beckham has gone off the pitch, and it really has been a superb match for Milan who will be going above Juve into second place.
76'
David Beckham earns a standing ovation from the San Siro crowd as he is taken off by Leonardo. A good evening's work for the England man who showed some nice touches. Marek Jankulovski comes on in his place.
74'
GOAL! Ronaldinho decides against taking a third spot-kick and instead Klaas-Jan Huntelaar steps up to bury his shot and claim his third Serie A goal of the season.
73'
PENALTY FOR MILAN! Ronaldinho is pulled down in the box by Marco Rossi.
71'
Gennaro Gattuso is through on goal and looking for a fifth but, true to form, he lacks the potency of a finisher and Amelia rushes off his line to save.
70'
Domenico Criscito fires one just over the bar from 20 yards as Genoa go in search of a consolation. Nice effort from the defender.
69'
Klaas-Jan Huntelaar gets confused for a second and thinks he is Marco van Basten, but the current Milan striker cannot emulate the former Rossoneri hero as his volley from a tight angle flies well wide.
66'
Now Milan continue the string of substitutions as Marco Boriello comes off to be replaced by Klaas-Jan Huntelaar. The Dutchman has been linked with a move this January, can he impress tonight?
66'
Albeto Zapater also comes on for Genoa and immediately tests Dida with a stinging free kick from 25 yards.
65'
Milan make a change as former Arsenal midfielder Mathieu Flamini replaces Andrea Pirlo.
62'
Well Milan can feel fairly confident that their work is done for tonight. Maybe they can put a few more on the scoreboard though.
60'
GOAL! Marco Boriello scores a superb fourth to put the result beyond doubt. Ambrosini chips the ball to the back post and Boriello executes a perfect overhead kick that bounces out of reach of Amelia and in off the far post. Wow.
59'
Brilliant from Ronaldinho as he produces his trademark trick, you know the one. Sadly the cross is not up to much.
58'
Nesta attempts to drill a long pass into Boriello but the striker has no chance of collecting that. This game is lacking a spark at present, unsurprisingly given Milan are in firm control.
55'
Beckham attempts to unleash Boriello with a long ball over the top and though Genoa deal with the initial pass, Boriello makes a nuisance of himself and almost punishes the visitors.
53'
Milan look very comfortable at present and it will take something extraordinary for them to foul things up from this position. You never know, though...
50'
It really is a long way back for Genoa now. Sculli attempts to inject some life into his side when bursting into the box but his jinking run is brought to an end.
50'
Beckham attempts to pick out Ronaldinho with a searching pass from deep but his radar is off and Genoa deal with it easily.
48'
GOAL! Boriello makes it 3-1! The striker scores for the fourth successive game at San Siro after tapping home following an unselfish pass from Antonini. Ronaldinho had played in the left back with a fine pass.