AC Milan Primavera extended their impressive unbeaten run to seven matches, but had to settle for a hard-fought 1-1 draw away at Monza on matchday 36 of Primavera 1. Coming off a thrilling 2-1 comeback victory against Cagliari, Coach Renna's young Rossoneri started with real purpose and intensity.

The breakthrough came in the 18th minute, and it was a moment of pure composure. Filippo Scotti stepped up to take a penalty after Plazzotta was brought down in the box, and he audacious chipped the ball down the middle with a Panenka finish to beat Vailati. It was a goal that showed the confidence flowing through this Milan side. Adding to the occasion, this match also marked Vincent Ibrahimović's first starting appearance for the Primavera—another exciting milestone for the academy.

However, football can be a game of momentum shifts. After that bright opening, the match lost its rhythm. The tempo dropped, chances became scarce, and Monza sensed an opportunity. They grew into the game and eventually found their equaliser through Bagnaschi, punishing Milan for taking their foot off the pedal. The Rossoneri controlled possession for large spells but lacked the cutting edge to restore their lead.

In the end, a draw was a fair reflection of a balanced contest. The point moves AC Milan up to 48 in the standings, keeping them in a strong position. With their unbeaten streak now stretching to seven games, the focus quickly turns to their next challenge: a tricky away fixture against Parma, where they'll look to make it eight without defeat.