Serie A weekend: Milan rises, Juventus struggles, Roma protests

In a recent Serie A weekend, AC Milan showcased a strong performance against Inter in the Derby della Madonnina, overcoming a previous six-match losing streak in this fixture. Milan's resilience was evident as they responded to Inter's equalizer with a determined second-half display, culminating in Matteo Gabbia's goal from a well-placed free-kick by Tijjani Reijnders. Meanwhile, Juventus, despite not conceding a goal since last season, faced challenges due to injuries affecting key players like Weah and Conceicao. The team's tactical approach has also been questioned, particularly with the surprising 4-2-3-1 formation against Napoli. In contrast, Roma's situation has become increasingly tense, with fans protesting after a disappointing performance. The club's management, having initially shown faith in coach De Rossi, is now under scrutiny due to injuries and player management issues, including Dybala's contract situation. The atmosphere at the Olimpico was notably subdued, with the ultras expressing their dissent by boycotting the first half of the match, marking a significant shift in fan sentiment after recent successes. The Friedkin family's earlier goodwill, stemming from Mourinho's trophy win and high-profile signings, is now at risk as the team struggles to maintain form and fan support.