Nigeria and Super Eagles star Samuel Chukwueze watched as a spectator as Tijjani Reijnders stole the show after inspiring AC Milan to a comeback win against Como. AC Milan’s Tijjani Reijnders delivered a match-defining performance to secure a 2-1 comeback victory over Como, while Super Eagles star Samuel Chukwueze remained an unused spectator on the bench. The Dutch midfielder stole the spotlight, scoring one goal and assisting the winner, as Milan overturned a shock deficit in a game that saw tempers flare and Como’s Dele Alli and manager Cesc Fabregas sent off. PAY ATTENTION: Stay updated with the Latest Soccer News in Nigeria from Pulse Sports Como stunned the San Siro early, taking the lead and putting Milan on the back foot. However, Reijnders emerged as the catalyst for the Rossoneri’s resurgence. With precision and flair, he levelled the score with a well-taken goal, igniting the home crowd. His vision then shone through as he laid on the assist for the decisive strike, sealing three crucial points for Milan in a tense, hard-fought encounter. For Chukwueze, the night was one of frustration. The Nigerian winger, known for his pace and trickery, watched helplessly as Reijnders took centre stage. The 25-year-old’s lack of minutes will raise questions about his role under the new boss, especially as Milan’s midfield maestro Tijjani showed the kind of dynamism that Chukwueze could only aspire to from the sidelines. The match wasn’t short of drama either. Como’s Alli and boss Fabregas were shown red cards amid the heated exchanges, adding to the chaos of a game that Reijnders ultimately controlled. For Milan, it was a vital win driven by their Dutch star, but for Chukwueze and Nigeria fans, it was a reminder of untapped potential left waiting in the wings.