Substitute Patrick Cutrone scored a last-gasp winner to give AC Milan their first win of the season at their San Siro stadium with a 2-1 victory over Roma.
Franck Kessie had gotten AC Milan off the mark after 40 minutes with Cutrone sealing victory five minutes into injury time to hand Roma their first defeat in over three years at the San Siro on Friday.
Defender Federico Fazio had pulled Roma level 1-1 on the hour mark. Roma's World Cup winner Steven Nzonzi and AC Milan's Argentine striker Gonzalo Higuain both had goals disallowed.
Both sides had been looking to put stuttering starts to the season behind them with Gennaro Gattuso's Milan losing 3-2 at Napoli last week despite leading by two goals.
Milan's opening game against Genoa at the San Siro had been postponed because of the bridge disaster in the western port city.
"There were huge regrets over the defeat to Napoli," said Gattuso.
"But it's only the second match of the season. I can't talk about a turning point after two games. I know how our lads work and that we still need to become a team in some areas."
"We're conceding too many goals, make too many bad choices on the field and it's something we have to work on in training."
"The club has given me a complete squad with strength in areas we didn't have before."
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