Ruben Amorim's team was just minutes away from marking a win in all of his first three Serie A games in charge of Milan, a record dating back to the 1950s. However, Federico Gatti's stoppage-time equaliser cancelled out Alphadjo Cissè's second-half strike, leaving Amorim to admit that his side didn't deserve the win. Speaking after the game, Amorim told DAZN Italia that his team was not good with the ball, struggling to control the game and losing possession too often. He acknowledged that his side has issues, but also stated that they need time to improve. Amorim's comments suggest that AC Milan will continue to work on their fundamentals, such as ball control and passing, in order to achieve better results. The team will look to bounce back from this draw when they visit Lazio on September 12, before kicking off their Europa League campaign against Benfica on September 16.