Head-to-Head: AC Milan vs Robur Siena

AC Milan and Robur Siena have met 4 times in completed fixtures between 2011 and 2013. AC Milan have won 4 matches, while Robur Siena have won no matches; no matches were drawn. The goal tally is 10-3 from the perspective of AC Milan. On 19 May 2013, Robur Siena (home) 1-2 AC Milan (away) in Serie A. On 6 January 2013, AC Milan (home) 2-1 Robur Siena (away) in Serie A. The record provides historical context, not a prediction.

Past matches, AC Milan vs Robur Siena

19 May 2013 Regular Season - 38

Robur Siena

1 - 2

AC Milan
6 January 2013 Regular Season - 19

AC Milan

2 - 1

Robur Siena
29 April 2012 Regular Season - 35

Robur Siena

1 - 4

AC Milan
17 December 2011 Regular Season - 16

AC Milan

2 - 0

Robur Siena

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Robur Siena

1 - 2

19 May 2013

AC Milan

Starting eleven

Starting XI Robur Siena

AC Milan Starting XI

Substitutes Robur Siena

AC Milan Substitutes

Match events

45'

90'

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25'
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C. Terzi Normal Goal (Asst: A. Rosina)
46'

G. Pazzini M. Niang
60'

S. El Shaarawy A. Nocerino
61'

Salvador Agra A. Rosina
75'

M. Paci I. Emeghara
78'

K. Constant I. Abate
84'
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M. Balotelli Penalty
87'
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P. Mexès Normal Goal
89'

E. Bogdani M. Rubin

Matchup AC Milan VS Robur Siena

What the record shows

The completed fixture record contains 4 meetings between AC Milan and Robur Siena. AC Milan have won 4 matches, while Robur Siena have won no matches; no matches were drawn. The goal tally is 10-3 from the perspective of AC Milan. 19 May 2013: Robur Siena (home) 1-2 AC Milan (away) in Serie A. The preceding listed meeting was 6 January 2013: AC Milan (home) 2-1 Robur Siena (away) in Serie A. AC Milan have the stronger recorded win balance. This is a historical sample, not a statement about current form or a forecast.

Competition and sample context

The listed meetings run from 17 December 2011 to 19 May 2013 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.