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AC Milan vs Fiorentina is a meeting of two historic Italian clubs whose balance can shift with venue and circumstance. Milan’s 2–1 comeback at San Siro in October 2025 was followed by Fiorentina’s 1–1 home draw in January 2026, with a late equaliser rescuing the visitors. That blend of prestige, reversals and narrow margins gives each future encounter a clear question: which side can turn control into a result?
Past matches, AC Milan vs Fiorentina
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Fiorentina
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1G
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53G
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4M
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6D
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7M
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14M
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19F
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22M
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23D
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29D
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60D
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91F
AC Milan Substitutes
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G
96
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F
10
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M
12
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M
14
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F
18
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M
19
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D
24
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D
27
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D
33
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35
Match events
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31'Moise Kean Yellow Card
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53'Pervis Estupiñán Yellow Card
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60'R. Leao N. Fullkrug
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60'A. Rabiot A. Jashari
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60'D. Bartesaghi P. Estupinan
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63'Y. Fofana R. Loftus-Cheek
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65'M. Brescianini R. Mandragora
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66'⚽P. Comuzzo Normal Goal (Asst: A. Gudmundsson)
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74'C. Nkunku S. Pavlovic
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80'Nicolò Fagioli Yellow Card
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82'M. Solomon A. Gudmundsson
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83'L. Ranieri R. Gosens
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83'N. Fortini F. Parisi
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84'Adrien Rabiot Yellow Card
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90' +4Youssouf Fofana Yellow Card
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90' +1S. Sohm C. Ndour
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90'⚽C. Nkunku Normal Goal (Asst: Y. Fofana)
Stats for this game
Matchup AC Milan VS Fiorentina
Prestige without a settled script
This fixture carries the feel of a heavyweight Serie A contest, yet its evidence resists a simple hierarchy. Fiorentina won 3–1 at San Siro in September 2019, while Milan answered with a 2–0 home victory in November 2020. Milan also edged the Florence meeting 2–1 in March 2024, showing how the same pairing can reward either side away from home.
Venue and late pressure
The October 2025 meeting in Milan underlined the swing: Fiorentina led before AC Milan recovered to win 2–1. At the Artemio Franchi on 11 January 2026, Fiorentina went ahead again, but Christopher Nkunku’s 90th-minute equaliser made it 1–1. These episodes make the matchup interesting beyond the table: momentum, response and composure in the closing stages can outweigh an earlier advantage.
A new meeting would therefore test whether Milan can impose its home authority or Fiorentina can make away resistance count. The enduring appeal lies in that uncertainty, with two established football cultures capable of producing a close contest rather than a predetermined outcome.