Ronaldinho inspired AC Milan to victory over Udinese on Friday
night, warming them up for the visit of Manchester United in the
Champions League on Tuesday with three more points in Serie A.
Although the Brazilian did not put his own name on the scoresheet,
he set up all three goals as Milan regained second spot in the table.
Klaas-Jan Huntelaar scored the first after seven minutes and substitute
Alexandre Pato added the second five minutes before the break.
Antonio Floro Flores gave Udinese hope with a goal on the stroke
of half-time before Huntelaar's second in the 57th minute restored
the home side's two-goal advantage.
Antonio Di Natale pulled Udinese back into the game in the 86th
minute, but they could not find an equaliser.
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