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Serie A: Milan into top three
- Updated: October 16, 2016
AC Milan climbed up to third in the table following a 3-1 win at Chievo, who have not beaten their Serie A rivals in almost 11 years.
Juraj Kucka and M’Baye Niang struck quickfire goals either side of half-time and although Valter Birsa gave Chievo hope with a second-half free-kick, Dario Dainelli’s own goal in stoppage time settled the issue.
Vincenzo Montella’s side made it five games unbeaten and became the first visiting team this season to win a league game at Stadio Marc’Antonio Bentegodi, while Chievo have not beaten Milan since December 2005.
Ciro Immobile’s stoppage-time penalty earned Lazio a 1-1 draw with Bologna and kept his side fourth in the table.
Immobile, who had hit the crossbar with a shot in the first half, stroked home from the spot seven minutes into time added on, after Marios Oikonomou’s foul on Wallace, to cancel out Filip …
