Allegri claims the first victory in the second fate of AC Milan, St. Pauli Win Hamburg Derby

AC Milan won its first victory for The second fate of Massimiliano Allegri in charge of the club As they beat Lecce 2-0.

Stupid by the newly promoted credit in their first match in San Siro, the Rossoneri saw two prohibited goals at the Stadio via Del Mare.

Matteo Gabbia had a goal that succeeded in the fourth minute for a fault after a Var check, and the 60th minute effort of Santiago Gimenez was excluded for offside after an exam.

But Milan's perseverance paid six minutes later when Ruben Loftus-Cheek returned home from the free delivery of Luka Madrid.

And Christian Pulisic made sure points four minutes from the end of normal time when he interrupted after Lecce failed to cope with a long ball.

Meanwhile, the Cremonais continued their start of a dream in Serie A, by moving at the top of the embryonic table with a 3-2 victory against Sassuolo.

The penalty of the 93rd minute of Manuel de Luca gave the three points the three points after Sassuolo has erased a deficit of two goals.

Hamburg 0-2 St. Pauli

After their long -awaited promotion at the Bundesliga last season, Hamburg's first home game saw them face St. Pauli in the first high -end derby between the games for 14 years.

But it was not planned for the six German champions while St. Pauli claimed the rights to boast.

Adam Dzwigala put visitors in the 19th minute when he returned home to the near post after a short corner routine.

Mathias Pereira Lage was the architect of this opener, but he missed a gold chance to double the advance at the end of the first half, drawing largely at the end of an excellent movement.

It seemed that it had been punished when Ransford Konigsdorffer pulled in three minutes in the second half, only for his effort to be prohibited for the Var's offside.

And Saint-Pauli doubled their advance 12 minutes later, when Andreas Hountondji, who slipped from a tight angle after completing the goalkeeper. Giorgi Gocholeishvili was sent back for a second offense reserved at 13 minutes from time while Hamburg ended with 10 men.

Valencia 3-0 Getafe

Getafe had the chance to win three victories of three in Laliga and go to the top of the table, but they were well beaten in Mestalla by Valence.

Mouctar Diakhaby put Valencia in advance over half an hour, taking advantage of a horrible brand to go home.

Arnaut Danjuma looked into a second in the 54th minute before Largie Ramazani marked his square debut for Hugo Duro to complete the victory.

Elsewhere in Laliga, Elche continued his undefeated departure, beating Levante 2-0 to win his first victory for the campaign after having opened its doors with successive prints.