Nino Marcelli re-opened the recent tilt between Slovan Bratislava and Milan late in the second half with a wonder goal. He could have moved to Serie A last summer since the Rossoneri chased after

AC Milan earned their third successive Champions League win with a 3-2 victory at Slovan Bratislava on Tuesday, hanging on after the home side sought to stage a late comeback.Milan arrived on the back of a 3-1 win at Real Madrid while Slovan were beaten 4-1 by Dinamo Zagreb last time out in the tournament,

AC Milan secured an important away win over Slovan Bratislava in an exciting 3-2 showdown. The Rossoneri opened the scoring through Pulisic in the 21st minute, followed by goals from Leão in the 68th minute and Abraham in the 71st. Despite Slovan's quick reactions, AC Milan held down their lead. Here are the key statistics from the game: