Win... Milan.

DINHO DRAGS US ON

At San Siro against Fiorentina a penalty by Ronaldinho was decisive. The Brazilian inspired the Rossoneri who played a more incisive match but struggled to find a way to score.

MILAN - In one of the most delicate matches of the season, Ronaldinho's prestigious signature returns as he scored a perfect penalty and kept fourth-placed Sampdoria at a distance. Milan therefore went back to winning in front of its fans for the first time since 14 March, a victory which brings the Rossoneri back in a more solid position in the table with the intention to finish this season in an important crescendo of points and performances.
The match of a lifetime, it was called by various Rossoneri players during the week, coach Leonardo wanted this victory with all of himself, for the group, to confirm and consolidate the good things that had been done during the season. And a victory it was, with Milan playing on the offensive, despite many injuries, but with Huntelaar, Borriello and Ronaldinho, and with Seedorf behind them.
Against the Rossoneri, however, a vivid Fiorentina, capable of starting the match with more impetus than their opponents, with Montolivo able to scare Dida after just three minutes. Prandelli's team had more strength, were more physical and reactive in pressing Milan's playing sources and started the match better.
Milan nevertheless created their chances. In the 16th minute a header by Thiago Silva was stopped on the line by Zanetti. Like a diesel the Rossoneri formation slowly grew with their jewel Ronaldinho. The final part of the first half bore the mark of the Brazilian, who first headed a ball which was deflected over the crossbar by Frey and then scared the French goalkeeper on a free kick.
In the second half Prandelli designed a new team. Vargas for Marchionni and Ljaijc for Jovetic. Leonardo instead put all his money on his main man: Ronaldinho. The Rossoneri's phenomenon designed a perfect free kick in the 18th minute which Frey eradicated from the goal, in the 25th after a great move he gave a perfect ball to Seedorf who fired it over the crossbar.
At the half hour mark the first Rossoneri changes. Mancini and Inzaghi replaced Seedorf and Huntelaar. In the 33th minute Inzaghi caused panic and among the confusion Kroldrup committed a foul on Borriello. For Russo it was a penalty. And Ronaldinho this time did not make a mistake with a perfect shot in the bottom corner.
The Brazilian was sacrificed by Leonardo in the 36th minute in favor of Flamini. The last part saw the team suffer. In the 42nd minute Ambrosini was sent off for a second yellow card and Vargas threatened on a free kick. But the three points for Milan were in, and the Champions League almost.