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Fine strikes get Milan and Verona going

Saturday, October 4, 2014

It was a day of fine goals in Serie A, as eye-catching efforts earned AC Milan a 2-0 victory after Panagiotis Tachtsidis's stunning late winner for Hellas Verona FC.

Keisuke Honda and Sulley Muntari celebrate after the former made it 2-0
Keisuke Honda and Sulley Muntari celebrate after the former made it 2-0 ©AFP/Getty Images

• Fine goals from Sulley Muntari and Keisuke Honda earn AC Milan a 2-0 victory
• The Rossoneri keep their first clean sheet of the season at AC Chievo Verona
• Panagiotis Tachtsidis's stunning late goal earns Hellas Verona FC 1-0 win against Cagliari Calcio
• Victory moves Verona, who had hit the bar through Boško Janković and Luca Toni, up to six

Bundesliga: Bayern extend lead
Liga: Valencia stun Atlético
Ligue 1: OM go five clear
Premier League: City leave it late

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