Milan beat Atalanta 3-2 at San Siro on Sunday to move into the top four for now. The result left Ruben Amorim unbeaten in his first seven Serie A matches in charge.
How the match unfolded
Gonçalo Ramos, Adrien Rabiot and Mario Gila scored for Milan against Atalanta. Milan were 3-0 up after less than one hour before a late comeback made it a nervy finish.
Points and position
The win over Atalanta took Milan to 15 points from seven Serie A games. The victory put Milan in the top four for now.
Amorim's start in charge
According to Opta, via MilanNews, Amorim has become only the third coach in Milan’s history to go unbeaten in his first seven Serie A matches in charge. Amorim has four wins and three draws in his first seven Serie A matches in charge.
SempreMilan said Amorim has become only the third coach in Milan’s history to remain unbeaten in his first seven Serie A games, after Hector Puricelli in 1955 and Luis Carniglia in 1963. Football Italia says Amorim's four wins and three draws match Luis Carniglia's record from 1963. Football Italia says Hector Puricelli won three and drew four of his first seven league games in 1955.
Upcoming fixtures
Milan visit Bournemouth in the Europa League on Thursday. Milan visit Udinese on Sunday. Milan have the derby with Inter on 31 October.