THE WEEKEND'S RESULTS: THE PRIMAVERA PROGRESS
THE WEEKEND'S RESULTS:
PRIMAVERA : Matchday 38, AC Milan 3-1 Genoa (32' pen. Liberali, 75' Ibrahimović, 92' Scotti)
WOMEN'S UNDER 15 : league, AC Milan 11-1 Real Vicenza (Dan, Fiore x 4, La Rocca, Schense, Ferranti x 2, Colombo, Cappello)
WOMEN'S UNDER 17 : league, AC Milan 2-0 Inter (7'st Montaperto, 70' Di Falco)
UNDER 18 : Matchday 34, AC Milan 2-2 Cesena (14' Batistini, 18' Asanji)
UNDER 15: quarter-finals first leg, AC Milan 4-0 Roma (6' and 37' Borsa, 27' Jadid, 54' Bernabè)
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