Fiorentina came from behind to pile the misery on Filippo Inzaghi and his AC Milan team with a 2-1 win at the Stadio Artemio Franchi. Mattia Destro put the visitors in front against the run of play early in the second half, but Fiorentina fought back with goals from Gonzalo Rodriguez and Joaquin inside the final seven minutes earning them all three points. As a result, Vincenzo Montella's men ...Full Story »

AC Milan returned to the top half of the Serie A table after goals from Giacomo Bonaventura and substitute Giampaolo Pazzini secured a 2-0 home victory over Cesena. The Italy midfielder struck midway through the first half at San Siro and Pazzini converted a late penalty to alleviate some of the pressure mounting on head coach Filippo Inzaghi. But the Rossoneri still have plenty to prove sitti...Full Story »

AC Milan midfielder Giacomo Bonaventura has warned his team-mates to expect a stern test when his side takes on his former club Atalanta on Sunday at the San Siro. Bonavenutra will face Atalanta for the first time since leaving the Bergamo outfit in the summer. "For me this game is going to be different from the rest," Bonaventura told acmilan.com. "I'm very fond of Atalanta and of the city of...Full Story »

Giacomo Bonaventura is refusing to dwell on what the headlines might have been following his first ever Milan derby had he managed to squeeze home a famous winner. Jeremy Menez's opener saw AC Milan leading 1-0 and former Atalanta midfielder Bonaventura managed to shave paint off a post when looking for the second goal. Inter then equalised through Joel Obi and, given Stephan El Shaaraway was ...Full Story »

Giacomo Bonaventura punished Mauro Icardi's failure to grab Inter Milan all three points at San Siro by doing so himself for upwardly-mobile Atalanta. Icardi equalised almost immediately after Bonaventura opened the scoring shortly before half-time but the Argentinian shot wide of an open goal with two minutes remaining. Bonaventura duly headed home the winner and it finished 2-1 as Atalanta r...Full Story »

Giacomo Bonaventura's strike midway through the second half was enough to earn Atalanta all three points and take them above AC Milan into mid-table in Serie A. The 24-year-old earned Stefano Colantuono's men all three points after they survived a first-half storm which saw Cagliari hit the woodwork twice. Victor Ibarbo was denied twice by the post and he let his frustration get the better of ...Full Story »

Ten-man Parma struck four times in the opening half on their way to a 4-3 victory over Atalanta. The hosts, who had found the net just twice in their opening four games and had not won a game coming into this match, made amends in an explosive game which saw six goals scored before half-time. Atalanta's Giacomo Bonaventura cancelled out Djamel Mesbah's opener in the 20th minute. Two goals from...Full Story »

Giacomo Bonaventura scored in either half to move Atalanta nine points clear of the Serie A drop zone. Bonaventura opened the scoring with a cracking strike in the opening minutes and sealed the win midway through the second half with another fine effort. Siena remain in the final relegation spot, five points adrift of safety. Today's game represented a very good opportunity for the hosts to ...Full Story »

Inter Milan's seven-game winning streak was ended by Atalanta, who picked up their fourth win from their last five games with a 3-2 triumph at the Stadio Atleti Azzurri d'Italia on Sunday night. Giacomo Bonaventura gave Atalanta an early lead which lasted until 11 minutes into the second half when Fredy Guarin equalised. German Denis restored Atalanta's lead instantly before adding a third fro...Full Story »

Atalanta came from behind to beat fellow strugglers Siena 2-1 at the Stadio Atleti Azzurri d'Italia, leaving their opponents six points behind them and at the bottom of Serie A. Giacomo Bonaventura's goal eight minutes from time was enough to win the game for Stefano Colantuono's side, who fell behind to a goal from Reginaldo on the hour mark. Luca Cigarini replied immediately for the Nerazzur...Full Story »