'I am president, coach and player' - Ibrahimovic says Milan would win Scudetto if they signed him earlier

 

The team is one of the form teams in Serie A, and the forward believes they could have been title contenders

Zlatan Ibrahimovic cheekily claimed Milan would have won Serie A had he signed at the start of the season as their upturn in form continued with a remarkable 4-2 win over Juventus.

Ibrahimovic returned to Milan – where he previously won the Scudetto in 2011 – as a free agent in January after leaving MLS and the LA Galaxy.

The 38-year-old striker is still having an impact in Italy's top flight and took his goal tally in his latest Milan stint to six when he scored from the penalty spot against Juve on Tuesday.
That strike halved a two-goal deficit after efforts from Adrien Rabiot and Cristiano Ronaldo and improbably propelled Milan to a come-from-behind success, with Franck Kessie, Rafael Leao and Ante Rebic also on target.

A three-goal flurry within five minutes helped shrink that deficit, with Rebic scoring the game's final goal to seal an 18-minute span of dominance for Milan.

WEDNESDAY FIXTURES

Epl Fixtures : Manchester City will be looking to bounce back after their surprise defeats in the weekend , Wolves will also be looking to bounce back after defeats from Arsenal at the weekend. Champions Liverpool will be looking to collect maximum points at the aim to surpass the 100 points target.

Barcelona faces Espanol at Camp nou as in Form Villareal Battle it out with Getafe. in la liga

In Serie A we would see As Roma in action with Parma, Napoli battle Genoa , Florentina battle with Cagilari , as Atalanta faces Sampdoria

What is your Predictions ?

Tuesday Night Football Results(EPL , La liga, Serie A)

On Tuesday Night we saw some great matches from EPL , la liga  and Serie A. From Premier league we saw how  Chelsea climbed to third place in the Premier League with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Tuesday. Watford continue their for survival by beating Norwich City by 2 goals to 1 . Jamie Vardy of Leciester City secured a late draw for Leciester City at the Emirates against Arsenal.
In La liga , we saw Valencia defeated Real Valladoid ,and Atthelico Mardrid Secured a draw with Celta Vigo after Morata scores fastest goal of LaLiga season .

The biggest results on Tuesday came from the Serie A, where six second-half goals at San Siro as a see-saw Serie A match sensationally went Milan's way.  Ac Milan defeated League leaders Juventus .Juventus missed the chance to move 10 points clear at the top of Serie A as they incredibly let a two-goal lead slip to lose 4-2 at Milan after a remarkable second half on Tuesday.

Inter 6-0 Brescia: Nerazzurri thrash Serie A strugglers

 Antonio Conte's Inter maintained their good Serie A form since the resumption with a convincing 6-0 win over bottom side Brescia.

In-form Inter proved far too strong for Brescia on Wednesday as Antonio Conte's men cruised to a 6-0 win at San Siro.

Inter's top scorer Romelu Lukaku, who has found the net 19 times in Serie A, remained on the bench for the first 68 minutes as two of the Belgian's former team-mates at Manchester United shone instead.

Ashley Young volleyed in the first following a cross from Alexis Sanchez, who then converted a 20th-minute penalty after Victor Moses had been fouled.
Danilo D'Ambrosio and Roberto Gagliardini scored headers either side of half-time, with substitutes Christian Eriksen and Antonio Candreva adding late strikes as third-placed Inter kept their slim title hopes alive, moving eight points behind leaders Juventus.

It might have been a different story had Alfredo Donnarumma not blazed over in the third minute following a loose pass from Young.

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 The top 5 leauge which are :  the English premier league , German , French , Italian league and the Spanish league, are all over .check  Here, to earn more. Below is a summary of the table and the clubs who qualified for next season Champions League for the different leagues.
English Premier League:
 Chelsea eventually ended up as winners and Champions of the Epl with 93 points Tottenham came second with 86 points and ended up finishing above the Gunners, Man City came third with 78 points and the last champion league spots was occupied by Liverpool with 76 points which enables them qualify for Champion League play-off , Arsenal despite winning their last game against Everton couldn't qualify for champion league for the the first time in more than 2 decades. They ended up with 75points and Man utd ended the season in 6th place with 69 points .although they might eventually qualify for the Champion league if they can overcome a tough and experience Ajax side in the Europa League final in Stockholm at 20:45 CET on Wednesday  24 May 2017,
 German Bundesliga saw Bayern  end up as Champions with 82 points, followed by Rbs Leiszig with 67 points , Borrusia Dortmud 64points and Hoffenheim with 62points qualified for the Champion League play-off . the fifth and sixth position were eventually held by FC Cologne 49 points and Hertha Berlin 49points respectively.

Inter 1-2 Juventus: Handanovic howler gifts champions the win

Roberto Mancini's men face a real battle to reach the European spots after Alvaro Morata's late strike somehow evaded his grasp
Inter's European hopes were dealt a crushing blow by Juventus on Saturday as a howler from Samir Handanovic gifted the champions a 2-1 win.

Spain international Alvaro Morata scored the decisive goal in Juve's 1-1 draw at Real Madrid on Wednesday as they progressed to the final of the Champions League thanks to a 3-2 aggregate victory.

Napoli get back on track but Benitez legacy will be defined by Europa League

Napoli's 3-0 win over Fiorentina came as a timely boost for their European quarter-final first leg in Wolfsburg, which is the Spanish coach's only concern now
It would be patronising to call Napoli’s season anything other than a disappointment. They were out of the Champions League before their Serie A campaign had even begun and have since squandered the stranglehold they once had on the third-place spot that would see them return to the top table.

On Wednesday they hit a new low, extending their recent poor run to show just a single win from nine games as they were beaten at home by Lazio and eliminated from the Coppa Italia. Thursday’s visit to Wolfsburg for the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final has taken on even greater importance in the face of their spectacular implosion over the last six weeks.

Off the field widespread doubts are being cast over Rafael Benitez’s future. It is almost perceived as fact that he won't be Napoli coach in 2015-16.

Genoa 1-0 AC Milan: Antonelli heads hosts into third place

The former Rossoneri defender nodded home a first-half corner to consign Filippo Inzaghi's men to a first defeat in four games
Luca Antonelli scored the only goal of the game as Genoa defeated AC Milan 1-0 to move into third place in Serie A.

Gian Piero Gasperini's side have not lost in the league since September as they bounced back from their surprise Coppa Italia exit at the hands of Empoli in midweek.

The win over a lacklustre Milan side - without suspended midfielder Michael Essien - takes Genoa above Napoli into third after Rafael Benitez's side could only draw 2-2 at home to Empoli earlier on Sunday.

After a first half in which his side struggled to fashion clear-cut opportunities at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris, captain and former Milan defender Luca Antonelli gave Genoa the lead from a corner 13 minutes before the break.

Benitez: Napoli paid for slow start against Empoli

The Spaniard does not doubt his players' character and heart but he has called on them to hit the ground running in each and every game
Napoli boss Rafael Benitez blamed an initial lack of intensity for Sunday's 2-2 draw at home to Empoli.

The Partenopei started sluggishly at the San Paolo, allowing Simone Verdi to open the scoring 13 minutes in, after a swift counter-attack from the visitors.

Ragoni doubled Empoli's advantage early in the second half and although Napoli came storming back, with goals from Duvan Zapata and Jonathan de Guzman, Benitez was bitterly frustrated with his side's fourth successive draw in all competitions.
"Drawing at home is always a negative result," the Spaniard told Sky Sport Italia. "We conceded two goals and we must not make these mistakes in defence.

Napoli 2-0 Roma: Higuain & Callejon fire Benitez's side back into title contention

The Argentina international found the net in the opening 45 minutes before the Spaniard put the match to bed in the closing stages of the encounter
Napoli have recorded an invaluable 2-0 win over Roma in Saturday's early Serie A match at the Stadio San Paolo.

Gonzalo Higuain gifted Rafa Benitez's men the lead early on, with Jose Callejon eventually making it two with just five more minutes to go.

The hosts started the match with attacking intentions and were rewarded for their positive attitude after just three minutes. A deep ball into the box was deflected into the path of Higuain and the Argentine found the net with an acrobatic finish from close range.

Empoli 0-2 Juventus: Pirlo and Morata take advantage of Roma defeat

Two goals in 11 second-half minutes gave the champions maximum points after the Giallorossi had earlier been beaten by Napoli
Juventus capitalised on Roma's defeat to Napoli to move three points clear at the top of Serie A with a 2-0 win over Empoli on Saturday.

Massimiliano Allegri's side bounced back from Wednesday's shock 1-0 loss at Genoa as Andrea Pirlo's stunning free-kick and Alvaro Morata's vicious strike sealed the victory in the second half.

With Roma having lost 2-0 at Napoli earlier in the day, the champions again have some breathing space over Rudi Garcia's men.

Inter 1-0 Sampdoria: Icardi nets late winner for Nerazzurri

The former Blucerchiati striker converted from the spot with just seconds of normal time remaining, after Zdravko Kuzmanovic had been felled in the box by Alessio Romagnoli
Mauro Icardi converted a last-minute penalty to earn Inter a crucial 1-0 win over Serie A rivals Sampdoria on Wednesday night.

The Nerazzurri looked set to be held at home for the third successive game in all competitions, which would have heaped further pressure on coach Walter Mazzarri, but Zdravko Kuzmanovic was felled by Alessio Romagnoli with just seconds of normal time remaining.

Icardi, who had been repeatedly frustrated by Sergio Romero, then stepped up to beat the Sampdoria goalkeeper from 12 yards out to send the Giuseppe Meazza wild.

Genoa 1-0 Juventus: Champions' unbeaten start comes to an end

Luca Antonini scored in the dying minutes to give the home side the victory and ensure the visitors' winning run came to an end
Juventus let slip their lead at the top of Serie A when they lost for the first time this season, lowing 1-0 to Genoa, thanks to a late goal from Luca Antonini.

Verona 1-3 AC Milan: Honda at the double in Rossoneri stroll

The Japan international struck twice to give Filippo Inzaghi's men a polished away victory which sees them move into third place in Serie A
Keisuke Honda scored two goals to help fire AC Milan to an impressive 3-1 win away to Verona on Sunday afternoon.

The attacking midfielder netted a brace at the Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi to seal back-to-back wins for Filippo Inzaghi's side following victory over the hosts' city rivals Chievo before the international break.
With the two teams heading into the game level on 11 points, a visit to Verona was viewed as a stern test of Milan's recent revival under Inzaghi.
But the 18-time Italian champions were given early assistance as a spectacular own goal from Brazilian defender Rafael Marques put them ahead.
Honda then doubled that lead in the 27th minute and made the game safe in the second half to take his tally for the season to six in seven matches.

WHAT A GAME-----Roma lose Battle of Turin but Scudetto war with Juventus will go all the way

 A magnificent and controversial game of see-saw football was won by Juventus, but the Giallorossi more than played their part
You can’t win with ballet shoes,” warned Rudi Garcia during the week as Roma prepared for Sunday’s Serie A showdown with Juventus.
It ended up being won with boxing gloves amid some of the most spellbinding drama seen anywhere in the football world this year. Goals, skill and controversy littered a marvellous 90 minutes, with Juve eventually edging the contest by the odd goal in five.
Five goals, three penalties, three red cards and a debatable winning goal will have fans, players and staff on both sides of the fence picking over the charred remains of a barnburner, but one thing Roma can take from it is that they are right in the Scudetto mix this time around.
Whereas they had previously rolled over at the first sight of Juventus Stadium in their previous four visits, the Giallorossi went toe-to-toe with the champions, and the result was a wonderful game of football.

Chievo 0-1 Juventus: Own goal gives champions slim win

Massimiliano Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte as Biaconeri boss in the summer, saw his side take all three points in their opening Serie A game of 2014-15
Juventus opened their Scudetto defence by bagging a slender 1-0 win at Chievo on Saturday thanks to an own-goal from Cristiano Biraghi.

New coach Massimiliano Allegri saw his side deliver an ominous display that should have resulted in a wider margin of victory.
Biraghi deflected a header from Martin Caceres into his own net after seven minutes, but Juve were unlucky not to find the net again as Arturo Vidal struck a post and Carlos Tevez twice hit the crossbar.
Chile midfielder Vidal also saw an effort cleared off the line, although Chievo spurned a late chance to equalise when Maxi Lopez was denied by Gianluigi Buffon.

The intensity of Juventus' performance dipped in the second period, but Kingsley Coman twice went close on an encouraging debut.

AC Milan 1-0 Inter: De Jong the difference in dull derby

The Dutchman's second half header secured the three points for the hosts as they narrowed the gap between them and their archrivals to just three points
 Nigel de Jong grabbed the only goal of the game as AC Milan bettered bitter rivals Inter to create a rare bright spot in their forgettable Serie A campaign.

On a day when Juventus completed a title defence in which they have barely passed a glancing look in the direction of their traditional foes, the Milan-based sides illustrated why they have not challenged for a Champions League place, let alone the Scudetto, in a contest lacking quality.

Indeed, while the fixture historically bears huge significance at the top of the table, the main factor surrounding this encounter was its impact on Milan's hopes of qualifying for the Europa League.

Seedorf: Milan will rise again under me

The former Netherlands international has acknowledged that this term is a lost cause for the Rossoneri and he is already looking toward next season
Clarence Seedorf has conceded that it's a lost season for AC Milan following their 4-2 defeat against Parma on Sunday and is committed to turning the club back into a force to be reckoned with in 2014-15.

Mazzarri: Inter must play to win every game

The Nerazzurri boss believes his side have been showing far better consistency in their play of late and has quashed suggestions he could leave the club in the summer
Walter Mazzarri insists that he is taking one game at a time as Inter continue their quest for a European spot.

Rodrigo Palacio and Jonathan found the net as Inter recorded a 2-0 victory at Verona on Saturday to climb to fourth in Serie A and two points clear of Fiorentina, who face Chievo on Sunday.

But coach Mazzarri will not get carried away after a run of form that has seen Inter go six games unbeaten.

Benitez denies Inter revenge agenda

The 53-year-old insisted he harboured no hard feelings towards his former club as his new side took apart the Nerazzurri in Naples
Rafa Benitez rejected any notion of revenge as his Napoli side beat Inter 4-2 at San Paolo.

Both Benitez and Inter boss Walter Mazzarri were facing their former employers and although the Nerazzurri boss was afforded a generous reception in Naples, it was the Spaniard who was left smiling at the final whistle.