AC Milan’s unbeaten record in Serie A fell on Thursday night after a disastrous second-half performance against Bologna.

Milan started the game badly on the night with Samuel Mbangula putting Bologna 1-0 up, but Alphadjo Cisse scored twice in relatively quick succession – his first two goals at home – to put the Rossoneri in front going into the break.

Then, the second half was a total catastrophe. An own-goal drew Raffaele Palladino’s side level, then two minutes later they led again with Mbangula scoring, and the Belgian got his hat-trick late on to secure a quite remarkable 4-2 win.

AC Milan 2-4 Bologna: Your ratings

We published our ratings on the final whistle, and now we can compare them with what our readers thought of the performances of each player involved.

Going on the presumption that a 6 out of 10 is a passing grade (as the Italian papers do it), there were only four players in the starting line-up that managed to achieve that. Fikayo Tomori scored a 6.1 on average, while Ardon Jashari got the same, Omari Hutchinson was awarded a 6.4 and Cisse a 7.3.

The stand-out scores in a negative sense are Pervis Estupinan (2.9) and Goncalo Ramos (3.8). Koni De Winter, Yunus Musah (both 4.5s) and Davide Bartesaghi (4.9) all didn’t even get half marks.

The substitutes were a mixed bag too, with Sankhoun Diawara’ 4.6 and Francesco Camarda’s 4.8 the worst, but even Luka Modric and Christian Pulisic (5.6s) didn’t get a pass this time.