AC Milan staged a dramatic comeback to secure a 3‑2 victory over Parma at the San Siro, thanks to a stoppage-time heroics from Nigerian winger Samuel Chukwueze. The 24 year old, who started on the bench, entered the contest in the 57th minute and transformed the game’s final moments.
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Parma twice took the lead through Cancellieri and Del Prato, leaving Milan trailing deep into injury time. In the second minute of added time, Tijjani Reijnders equalised, firing in from Musah’s perfectly timed through ball.
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Then, in the fifth minute of stoppage time, Pavlovic’s header dropped for Chukwueze who bundled it home his fourth goal of the season sparkling wild celebrations across the packed Stadio Giuseppe Meazza. That feat made Milan the first team in Serie A history to score two goals after the 90th minute and win.
Chukwueze’s decisive strike punctuated a season of sporadic opportunity at Milan, where he has often been confined to substitute appearances due to fierce competition and intermittent injuries. Yet, this moment showcased his dramatic impact and belief in his key role.
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We have witnessed the kind of narrative that defines football’s most unforgettable nights. Chukwueze’s late winner not only revived Milan’s fortunes it stamped his claim as a match-winner in moments that truly matter.
We recognise the transformation from fringe figure to decisive presence. His contributions may have been limited, but his readiness under pressure speaks volumes. It’s a display of patience, perseverance and biting where it counts.
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This victory also reflects Milan’s wider identity resilient, unpredictable, alive until the . Such traits demand warriors who can deliver under duress. Chukwueze’s finish was not just a goal; it was a statement of intent for both player and club.
We see this as a turning point. He must harness this momentum, translate substitute flashes into sustained spells, and carve out a starring role. Milan’s season was in need of inspiration he offered it in abundance. So our faith is clear when confidence meets opportunity, stars rise and Chukwueze may be on the brink of his brightest phase yet.
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Did You Know?
Chukwueze signed a five‑year deal with AC Milan in July 2023 after starring for Villarreal, where he made over 200 appearances and scored 37 goals.
His stoppage-time goal versus Parma marked Milan's first-ever pair of late goals after 90 minutes to win in Serie A history.
In April 2024, he netted the equaliser in Villarreal’s Champions League quarter-final against Bayern Munich.
Chukwueze overcame a December hamstring injury to return to training in January and resume a key role under coach Conceição.
Former Villarreal team-mate Alberto Moreno once likened Chukwueze’s explosive style to that of Liverpool’s notable pace merchant [Sadio Mané](https://cryptoactu.store/index.php?title=User:NolanFitchett).