Lazio v AC Milan - Serie A result as super sub Diego Moreira scores two goals in two second-half minutes to rescue draw for Ruben Amorim's side

Diego Moreira scored two brilliant goals in two second-half minutes to rescue a 2-2 draw for AC Milan in a thriller against Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.

Gennaro Gattuso’s side dominated the first half and capitalised on their pressure when Matteo Cancellieri tapped in an inviting Mattia Zaccagni cross at the back post.

Mike Maignan kept Milan in the game with two big saves on Zaccagni, but found himself scooping the ball out of the net for a second time when Tijjani Noslin guided in a scrappy finish from a goalmouth scramble five minutes before the break.  

Milan coach Ruben Amorim made three changes at the break to try and inject some life into his side, including the highly-anticipated return of Christian Pulisic from injury.

The American forced a good save from Christos Mandas before making a decisive intervention by hanging a high cross to the back post, where Moreira arrived like a train to hammer home an angled volley.

It was a superb strike from the Belgian on just his second appearance for Milan following a summer move from Strasbourg, but his night got even better when he fired a shot into the bottom corner from the edge of the area two minutes later.

All the momentum was with a revitalised Milan, but they could not take advantage as the game descended into a scrappy affair in the closing stages, Omari Hutchinson stinging the gloves of Mandas in stoppage time with a long-range shot after coming on for his Milan debut.

Lazio failed to win for the first time this season but moved top of the table on 10 points ahead of the rest of the weekend’s fixtures, while Milan are on eight points after their second draw in a row.

News that will come as a surprise to nobody. A brilliant brace from the bench for the Belgian.

...so I will let someone else say it.

A thriller in Rome. Two contrasting halves after Lazio dominated the first, deservedly going in at the break with a two-goal lead thanks to Matteo Cancellieri and Tijjani Noslin strikes.

But Ruben Amorim rolled on three subs for the second half and one of them, Diego Moreira, turned the game on its head with two superb goals in two minutes for a revitalised Rossoneri.

A share of the points seems about right on balance, then, as both teams remain unbeaten after four games of the season.

It's ambitious, but the Englishman's strike from 30 yards is well hit and Mandas has to be alert to gather.

Gudmundsson hauls Hutchinson down midway into the Lazio half. It's central. What can they cook up here?

This is going to be tense. Milan look the likelier if anyone is going to find a winner...

Lazio lose the ball deep in Milan's half and he's off again, powering down the left wing!

Moreira is eventually dispossessed but frightens Lazio keeper Mandas into botting the ball straight out. What an impact he's had.

The Spaniard is booked against his former employers for lunging in on Zaccagni.

Maybe it's inevitable with all the changes, the heat and the level scores, but it's become a bit scrappy out there.

It's been a quiet night for Milan's record signing and Amorim makes his final change by introducing teenage talent Camarda.

Lazzari for Floriani at right-back, while Leite makes his debut from the bench for fellow debutant Sutalo.

Sutalo loses the ball on halfway as Pulisic spins away and threads a pass in to Moreira, but this time his shot from a tight angle hits the side netting.

The Lazio keeper pushes away the danger as Ramos lunges at a dangerous cross. The home side are hanging on a bit now, this game has completely swung since half-time.

The on-loan Nottingham Forest man replaces Cisse for the big finale here - can he become an instant hero?

Booking No. 4 of the night as the winger slides in clumsily on Musah.

The Milan fans think that has gone in as the youngster scampers into the box and looks to bend one into the far corner, but it flies wide with Mandas diving.

The Lazio skipper hits it well from miles out and Maignan isn't sure, parrying away the dipping ball uncertainly.

Lazio chances have been a rarity in this second half, but there's a sign of life.

Taylor is replaced by Gudmundsson - who came off the bench to score the winner for Lazio against Udinese on Monday.

Can the Iceland international repeat the feat here?

The Belgian was a big-money signing from Strasbourg over the summer, joining in a deal worth a reported €66 million including add-ons.

This is only his second appearance after debuting from the start against Juventus last weekend - I'm guessing he might keep a starting shirt from now on...

This time Lazio and Gattuso need it to sort themselves out!