Two Milan giants sliding back into mediocrity


AC Milan's Fernando Torres lies on the field during their Italian Serie A soccer match against Cesena in Cesena September 28, 2014. REUTERS/Giampiero Sposito

MILAN (Reuters) - After early flickers of promise, AC Milan and neighbours Inter are sliding back into mediocrity, raising the possibility that the city will again be missing from the Champions League next season.

Both teams lost 2-0 in Serie A at the weekend against opponents they would normally expect to beat comfortably, displaying similar symptoms of disorganised defence and toothless attack.

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