Milan were left to rue Théo Hernandez’s sending-off following a dive as Feyenoord pegged them back on the night and advanced 2-1 on aggregate to the Champions League last 16 with a 1-1 draw in the second leg of their playoff.
“The way we were controlling the game in the first half and at the beginning of the second there was only one team on the pitch,” Milan defender Kyle Walker told Sky.
Hugo Bueno crossed for Julián Carranza to head Feyenoord level on the night in the 73rd minute, allowing the Dutch team to retake the aggregate lead.
Hernandez earned his second yellow card for the seven-time European champions for a dive in the 51st minute when Milan was dominating.
Feyenoord will meet either Inter or Arsenal in the last 16, with their opponents to be decided in Friday’s draw.
