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AC Milan and Cremonese have met 4 times in completed fixtures between 2022 and 2026. AC Milan have won one match, while Cremonese have won one match; 2 matches were drawn. The goal tally is 4-3 from the perspective of AC Milan. On 1 March 2026, Cremonese (home) 0-2 AC Milan (away) in Serie A. On 23 August 2025, AC Milan (home) 1-2 Cremonese (away) in Serie A. The record provides historical context, not a prediction.
Past matches, AC Milan vs Cremonese
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Cremonese
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16G
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69G
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4D
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9F
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22D
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23D
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24D
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30D
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32M
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33M
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38M
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99F
AC Milan Substitutes
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G
1
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G
37
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D
2
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M
4
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F
9
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F
18
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D
24
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D
27
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M
30
Match events
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62'S. Ricci Y. Fofana
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62'N. Fullkrug A. Saelemaekers
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66'F. Terracciano M. Bianchetti
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66'M. Djuric J. Vardy
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66'T. Barbieri A. Zerbin
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66'T. Barbieri A. Zerbin
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66'F. Terracciano M. Bianchetti
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76'Filippo Terracciano Yellow Card
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78'C. Nkunku C. Pulisic
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78'Z. Athekame F. Tomori
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82'A. Grassi J. Vandeputte
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85'Youssef Maleh Yellow Card
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89'P. Estupinan D. Bartesaghi
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90'⚽S. Pavlovic Normal Goal (Asst: L. Modric)
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90'⚽R. Leao Normal Goal (Asst: C. Nkunku)
Stats for this game
Matchup AC Milan VS Cremonese
What the record shows
The completed fixture record contains 4 meetings between AC Milan and Cremonese. AC Milan have won one match, while Cremonese have won one match; 2 matches were drawn. The goal tally is 4-3 from the perspective of AC Milan. 1 March 2026: Cremonese (home) 0-2 AC Milan (away) in Serie A. The preceding listed meeting was 23 August 2025: AC Milan (home) 1-2 Cremonese (away) in Serie A. The recorded win balance is even. This is a historical sample, not a statement about current form or a forecast.
Competition and sample context
The listed meetings run from 8 November 2022 to 1 March 2026 and include Serie A. The figures describe only the completed fixtures available for this H2H. Scores remain separate from penalty shootout tallies, while extra-time decisions are identified where applicable. The home and away designations are retained for each cited result, and the sample does not establish a permanent hierarchy or predict a future score.