The pair are one point ahead of Deschamps' side after a 1-1 draw at San Siro, while Zurich prop up the table on three points. Deschamps said: "We must enjoy such a moment. It's a score you don't see very often in a Champions League match even if the game was more difficult than the result could mislead to believe. The draw between AC Milan and Real Madrid will force us to grab four points from our last two games. We'll give everything in Milan and we'll take stock afterwards." But Zurich coach Bernard Challandes was disappointed with the scoreline, believing it was not a true reflection of the game. Full Article at Sky Sports