Liverpool staged a comeback to defeat AC Milan in the UEFA Champions League, overcoming an early goal from Christian Pulisic with strikes from Ibrahima Konate, Virgil van Dijk, and Dominik Szoboszlai. The match, held at the San Siro, showcased a dominant performance from Liverpool, who needed the victory after a previous loss to Nottingham Forest. Despite Liverpool’s historical success against Milan at the Meazza, Milan's recent resurgence under Paulo Fonseca has not translated into consistent results, with the team struggling to regain its former glory. The attendance at the match was disappointing, with only around 55,000 tickets sold, indicating a lack of enthusiasm among fans for this classic rivalry. This fixture, once a hallmark of European football, now reflects a wider decline in Milan's stature compared to their past dominance in the competition. As both teams look to reclaim their status in European football, their meeting serves as a stark reminder of the changing landscape of the sport.