AC Milan came from two goals down to earn a 2-2 draw against Celtic in their opening pre-season friendly, marking Ruben Amorim's first match in charge of the Rossoneri.
The Scottish side took control of the first half, capitalising on two defensive errors during Milan's build-up play.
Durán opened the scoring in the 11th minute after a misunderstanding between Strahinja Pavlović and goalkeeper Lapo Torriani, before James Forrest doubled Celtic's advantage in the 28th minute following another costly mistake at the back.
Amorim responded by making eight substitutions at half-time, and the changes transformed the game.
Teenage striker Francesco Camarda immediately made an impact, winning and converting a penalty just two minutes after the restart to halve the deficit.
The 18-year-old completed his brace six minutes later, heading home from Samuel Chukwueze's pinpoint cross to bring Milan level at 2-2.
The Rossoneri dominated much of the second half, with Chukwueze causing constant problems down the right wing as Milan pushed for a winner.
Celtic also threatened late on, with Hatton firing narrowly wide before Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain came close to restoring the hosts' lead, but his effort drifted just past the post.
Despite the draw, Milan showed encouraging signs in Amorim's first outing, particularly after the interval, with several academy graduates making their senior debuts and the team's attacking intensity improving significantly.
The Rossoneri will now travel to Australia to continue their pre-season preparations, where they are scheduled to face Inter Milan in Perth on 5 August.
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