Rome maintains the dream of the Champions and leaves Milan out of Europe

Milan culminated for a week to forget and four days after losing the Cup final against the Bologna, he ran out of no option to participate next season in continental competitions, after falling this Sunday by 3-1 against Rome.

On the contrary that the local team, which with its triumph over those of the Portuguese Sergio Conceicao not only assured his presence in Europe, but will face the last day, in which he will visit the Torino field, fully involved in the fight for playing the next edition of the Champions League.

The best possible farewell for the veteran coach of Rome, Claudio Ranieri, who will put, this time, at 73, end to his very long career on the benches, whom he had only returned last November for his “love” to the 'Gialloroso' team.

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Although the best gift for Ranieri, which cost him to contain the emotion with the tribute that local fans gave him before the start of the match, reached three minutes with Gianluca Mancini's goal (1-0).

The Romanist central won the game at the same time and a corner kick thrown out by the Argentine Matías Soulé, that the player emerged from the quarry of Vélez Sarsfield headed to the networks, was responsible for forcing with a sharp hospitalized by the right wing.

A panorama that was further complicated for Milan at twenty -one minutes with the expulsion of Mexican striker Santi Giménez, who saw the direct red card after observing the referee in the video images, after being required by the VAR, as a codazo in the chest to Mancini.

When he painted the game for the 'Rossoneri' the figure of the Portuguese Joao Félix emerged, who compensated from his gray behavior since his arrival to Milan in the last winter market with a goal that returned life to visitors.

Joao Felix, who had not scored a single goal in the thirteen previous matches he had played in Serie A, did not miss a rejection of the Serbian goalkeeper Mile Svilar after a shot after a shot by Spaniard Alex Jiménez to sign the 1-1.

However, the Roman team was not willing to have anything or anyone tarnish the farewell of Claudio Ranieri of the Olympic and much less midfielder Leandro Paredes, one of the heavyweights of the 'Giallorosso' wardrobe.

The Argentine International returned to Rome again at an advantage (2-1) on the scoreboard at 58 minutes of play with a spectacular missing launch that slipped into the goal defended by the Frenchman Mike Maignan.

Somewhat to Milan, despite having 79 minutes of a great in the Boots of the Portuguese Rafael Leao to tie, he could not respond to the offensive vocation of the Roman team, which unlike what happened after the first goal did not resign to continue looking for the rival goal.

Ambition that found his award with the goal of Bryan Cristante that established in 87 the final 3-1 that allows those of Ranieri, who fulfilled his 500 match in Serie A, continuing to dream of playing the Champions League, a utopia for Milan, which next year will not play any continental competition.