Cristian Zapata's last-minute equalizer prevented the new era at AC Milan from getting off to a losing start on Saturday as the Rossoneri drew 2-2 at city rival Inter Milan. Antonio Candreva and Mauro Icardi scored in the first half but Alessio Romagnoli reduced the deficit in the 83rd minute before Zapata's leveler in the seventh minute of stoppage time. Milan remained sixth in Serie A, two points above Inter in the race for the final qualifying position for the Europa League.
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