Salzburg dopo la sconfitta per 4 a 0 contro il Milan: Sembra molto, molto male

Red Bull Salzburg suffered a heavy 0:4 defeat against AC Milan in their Europa League match at home on October 15, 2026. The loss marked the team's first league game defeat of the season and one of the worst European results in their history. Salzburg struggled throughout the match, failing to create meaningful chances despite efforts to press high and win the ball. The match began with Milan dominating possession and creating early opportunities. Alphadjo Cisse scored twice within the first half, putting Milan ahead before halftime. His third goal came shortly after the break, sealing the result for the Italian side. The final goal was added by substitute Goncalo Ramos in the second half. Salzburg’s goalkeeper, Christian Zawieschitzky, made several key saves but could not prevent the four-goal deficit. Salzburg coach Danny Röhl acknowledged his team's shortcomings, particularly in defense. He criticized the defensive performance, noting that the players were not alert enough during the first goals. Despite some positive moments in pressing and winning the ball, the team failed to convert these into scoring chances. Röhl emphasized that the level of play required on this stage would punish such lapses in concentration and discipline. Cisse's performance stood out, scoring all three of Milan's goals in the first half. His first goal came in the 15th minute, followed by another in the 33rd. The third goal was scored in the 49th minute after a quick counterattack. The fourth goal came from Ramos in the 72nd minute. Milan had a numerical advantage for part of the match after a red card was shown to Pietro Terracciano in the 84th minute. Despite the heavy defeat, Röhl remained optimistic about the team's ability to bounce back. He stated that the loss would not affect the team's morale and that he believed his players would respond positively. The next match for Salzburg is scheduled for Sunday against Bundesliga side Altach, followed by an away game against Slovenia's Celje in the Europa League. Salzburg's performance highlighted the challenges faced by teams competing against top-tier European clubs. While the team showed some signs of potential, the inability to contain Milan's attacks and the lack of effective offensive play left them struggling for much of the match. The result serves as a wake-up call for Salzburg as they continue their campaign in the Europa League.