The earliest match of round 27 of Serie A between Lazio and AC Milan created some “crazy” developments. The home team received 3 red cards while the away team left with a 1-0 victory.
In a tense match, defender Luca Pellegrini received two consecutive yellow cards in the 50th and 57th minutes after rough fouls, leaving Lazio with only 10 men on the field.
Taking advantage of the extra man, AC Milan dominated the game and had a chance to put the ball into the net in the 77th minute but it was not recognized because VAR determined that Rafael Leao was offside.
However, joy came to AC Milan in the 88th minute when Noah Okafor scored the only goal after a decisive finish.
After conceding the goal, Lazio players became even more impatient, leading to 2 red cards for Adam Marusic and Matteo Guendouzi's reaction errors in extra time.
Lazio finished the match with just eight men on the pitch and are ninth in Serie A with 40 points. Meanwhile, AC Milan consolidated their third place with 56 points after this victory.
In the earliest match of round 24 of the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich dropped the victory against Freiburg in the last minute, thereby facing the risk of Leverkusen increasing the gap in the Bundesliga championship race.
Freiburg opened the scoring in the 12th minute with Christian Gunter's low shot from outside the box. Bayern Munich took a 2-1 lead thanks to Mathys Tel's superb strike in the 35th minute and Jamal Musiala's solo effort in the 75th minute.
However, Freiburg kept a point at home when Lucas Holer volleyed beautifully in the 87th minute, leaving goalkeeper Manuel Neuer rooted to the spot. After this draw, Freiburg ranked 9th in the rankings with 30 points.
Bayern Munich is currently second in the table with 54 points and will widen the gap with the top of the Bundesliga to 10 points if Leverkusen beats Koln at 9:30 p.m. tonight, March 2.
In the highlight match of round 24 of Ligue 1, Monaco and PSG drew 0-0 at Louis II Stadium. With this result, PSG continued to lead the table with 55 points. Monaco ranked 3rd with 42 points.
Second-placed Brest benefited from being able to widen the gap with Monaco to 4 points and narrow the gap with PSG to 9 points. Brest's task is to beat Le Havre in the match at 9:00 p.m. this evening, March 2.
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