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BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsSPORTS deskRuben Amorim said Mike Maignan's red card "changed everything" in their 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth in the Europa League, adding "there was no game" for his team after that. Milan's difficult start to their European campaign continued on Thursday at the Vitality Stadium, with the Rossoneri finding themselves behind after just eight minutes. Koni De Winter was penalised for handling the ball inside the penalty area, with Justin Kluivert stepping up to score from 12 yards, and it only got worse from there for Milan. Maignan was sent off in the 27th minute after shoving Tyler Adams in the face ahead of a corner, with another spot-kick awarded that Marcus Tavernier confidently dispatched. Bournemouth were able to add further gloss to the scoreline six minutes from time through Amine Adli, who bent a superb free-kick past substitute goalkeeper Lorenzo Torriani. The result saw Marco Rose's side become the first English team to win each of their first three games in major European competition since Sunderland back in October 1973. For Milan, meanwhile, they conceded two penalty goals in the first half of a major European game for the first time since April 2012 against Barcelona in the Champions League, both of which were netted by Lionel Messi. They were also the first team to face two penalties and have a player sent off in the first half of a major European game since Ajax did so against Chelsea in the Champions League last October, though Amorim said going down to 10 men altered the match entirely. "The penalty on the corner and the red card changed everything, so it was not a game. It was not a game," Amorim told Sky Sport Italia as quoted by Football Italia. "We didn't have time to recover from the first penalty. We tried to push in the end, but the third goal made it even
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BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsSPORTS deskThis isn’t the first time the Falcons have faced Nazi comparisons for their logos.