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For Onyedika, the match was particularly disappointing as it marked his second red card in the ongoing 2024-2025 season; his first red card came during Brugge’s 1-1 draw against Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, raising concerns about discipline as he continues to play a vital role for his team in the Champions League.
However, the midfielder’s performance took a disastrous turn when he received a straight red card just 40 minutes into the first half, courtesy of German referee Felix Zwayer.
After assessing the replay, he deemed Onyedika’s challenge dangerous enough to warrant an early exit from the match, leaving Brugge to navigate the remaining 50 minutes with just ten players.
This win marked AC Milan’s first triumph in the new Champions League group phase format, especially after suffering losses in their initial matches against Liverpool and Bayer Leverkusen..
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