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Ricci's Early Goal Not Enough as Milan Held by Spirited Atalanta
Napoli leads Serie A by three points after Anguissa's goal secured a 1-0 win over Lecce; Milan drew 1-1 with Atalanta despite early advantage.
- On Tuesday, Napoli secured a hard-fought 1-0 win at Lecce, leaving AC Milan third with 18 points, three points behind leaders Napoli.
- Four minutes in, Samuele Ricci's half-volley was deflected by Ederson to give Atalanta an early lead, but AC Milan were held to a 1-1 draw at Atalanta on Tuesday, missing a chance to keep pace.
- In the 35th minute, Atalanta levelled when Ademola Lookman turned his marker and powered a strike into the roof of the net after being caught off guard early.
- Maignan's late intervention kept Milan level by denying Ederson's close chance and tipping Davide Zappacosta's powerful strike over five minutes from time.
- The midweek schedule keeps the title race tight as second-placed AS Roma, on 18 points, host Parma on Wednesday while Inter Milan, fourth with 15, welcome Fiorentina.
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