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AC Milan vs Torino gives Milan the stronger baseline, while Torino’s resistance keeps the Italian matchup sharply competitive. Milan won 7–0 in Turin on 12 May 2021, Torino answered 2–1 at home on 30 October 2022, and Milan won 3–2 at San Siro on 21 March 2026. A new meeting will ask whether the favourite can turn pressure into another narrow edge.
Past matches, AC Milan vs Torino
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Torino
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76G
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1G
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3D
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21D
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29D
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25D
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11M
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6M
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79F
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17F
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7F
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91F
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19F
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92F
AC Milan Substitutes
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G
41
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G
96
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D
33
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D
46
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D
13
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M
14
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F
56
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M
4
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D
42
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F
22
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M
12
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M
28
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F
73
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M
11
Match events
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52'Ruben Loftus-Cheek Yellow Card
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56'L. Modric R. Loftus-Cheek
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56'A. Rabiot A. Jashari
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64'⚽A. Cisse Normal Goal (Asst: A. Rabiot)
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66'A. Saelemaekers A. Cisse
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66'D. Bartesaghi P. Estupinan
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66'⚽A. Rabiot Normal Goal (Asst: S. Chukwueze)
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66'D. Bartesaghi P. Estupinan
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66'A. Saelemaekers A. Cisse
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70'C. Adams C. Casadei
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70'N. Fortini M. Pedersen
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70'A. Njie G. Simeone
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70'N. Fortini M. Pedersen
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70'C. Adams C. Casadei
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76'M. Gabbia M. Gila
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77'M. Gabbia M. Gila
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81'Z. Aboukhlal A. Cacciamani
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85'S. Kulenovic P. Comuzzo
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90'⚽C. Adams Normal Goal (Asst: G. Gineitis)
Stats for this game
Matchup AC Milan VS Torino
Milan hold the broader weight
AC Milan have often found a way through Torino, particularly at San Siro, with a 3–0 home victory on 24 May 2015 and a 4–1 result on 26 August 2023 showing their capacity to create separation. Their 7–0 win at Torino on 12 May 2021 was even more emphatic, but it sits alongside many tighter encounters in which a single goal shaped the outcome. Milan’s baseline is strong without making the fixture routine.
Torino keep the contest alive
Torino’s 2–1 home victory on 30 October 2022 and 2–1 success there on 22 February 2025 provide clear counterpoints. Milan then won 3–2 at San Siro on 21 March 2026, before a 2–1 victory in Turin on 23 August 2026 underlined how small the margin can remain. Future meetings can test whether Milan impose their technical authority or Torino turn a compact contest into another upset opportunity. The fixture’s tension lies in that gap between Milan’s stronger baseline and Torino’s ability to make every phase costly.