Lazio, AC Milan and Juventus to the quarterfinals of the Italy Cup

Lazio, Milan, the finalists and Juventus are the first to reach the quarter-finals of the Italian Cup with a 3-1 win at home against Novara, 3rd, 4-0 at Sampdoria and 3- 0 in Bologna. The final

Juventus and AC Milan were well prepared for their next match against the Italian Super Cup in Jeddah next week.

In the first match at the Olympic Stadium in Rome, Lazio scored the first goal in the first half with four goals: Luis Alberto (12), Chiro Imobili (S20 and 35) and Sergei Milinkovic Savic (45 + 3).

Umberto Uzibe scored the visitors' only goal early in the second period with a penalty (49th).

Milan thanks to a Cotarone duet

In the second match at the Luigi Ferris stadium in Genoa, substitute Patrick Cotrone led Milan to the quarter-finals with a goal in the 102nd and 108th minutes against Sampdoria.

Milan coach Gattuso Pocotroni in the final seconds of Spanish midfielder Samo Castejo, he thought he had scored two magnificent goals and have kept the team in the competition.

Cotrooney gave the advantage to Milan when he received a center from Inacio Abatti, who followed the ball closely to the right of Brazilian goalkeeper Rafael Cabral (102).

Former Spanish international goalkeeper Pepe Reina saved the equalizer with a close-range shot from Poland's David Kovnachki in a corner that failed to bear fruit.

Cotaroni gave the second goal to Sampdoria in the same way, this time after receiving a center from Argentina's Gonzalo Higuain, followed by his right from the edge of the box, taking advantage of the guard's exit from his den ( s 108).

The match saw the Brazilian's participation with AC Milan after joining the team a week ago from Flamengo.

In the third, Juventus started to score after a misunderstanding between goalkeeper Angelo da Costa and defender Arturo Calabresi. The goal was to take a high ball on the periphery and prepare the center by Federico Bernardiski, who shot Bisra a mighty fight in goal (s 9).

Moyes Keane added the second goal when he took advantage of a rebound defense to continue at close range in goal (s 49).

Milan coach Mbadimiliano Alegre left Cristiano Ronaldo, Argentineans Paolo Debala and Alex Sandro and Frenchman Blaise Matudei on the sidelines before taking the lead in the 62nd and 77th minutes with Ken and Brazilian Douglas Costa without having could improve the score.

The final will be played today with matches in Turin with Fiorentina, Inter Milan with Benevento in second division and Naples with Sasuolo, finishing Monday in Cagliari with Atalanta and Rome with third place Virtus Intrella.