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MILAN (AP) ― With its first win over Barcelona in more than eight years, AC Milan put itself in prime position to advance to the Champions League quarterfinals.
Kevin-Prince Boateng and Sulley Muntari scored second-half goals, leading AC Milan to a 2-0 upset Wednesday night in the first leg of the second round.
At Istanbul, American midfielder Jermaine Jones scored on a right-footed shot off Jefferson Farfan’s cross on a 45th-minute counterattack to give Germany’s Schalke a 1-1 tie against Galatasaray.
Kevin-Prince Boateng and Sulley Muntari scored second-half goals, leading AC Milan to a 2-0 upset Wednesday night in the first leg of the second round.
At Istanbul, American midfielder Jermaine Jones scored on a right-footed shot off Jefferson Farfan’s cross on a 45th-minute counterattack to give Germany’s Schalke a 1-1 tie against Galatasaray.
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Articles by Korea Herald
