After an awesome end to the season, Milan started their Serie A season on Monday 21st September with the clear aim of fighting from the off for the title.

The first opponent was a Bologna side who came to the San Siro to look for a surprise that, from very early on, was made very complicated because of the first goal of Milan in the current campaign. And it could be scored by none other than Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

The Swede opened his personal goalscoring account (and the team's) this season with a header made at home which Skorupski could do nothing about.

The great strike from the striker came in the 35th minute after a precise cross from ex-Madrid player Theo Hernández, who put the perfect ball from the left with his left foot.

Then, and now in the second half, the Swedish star increased his goalscoring account and scored a double in just 50 minutes by scoring a penalty in the top corner.