AC Milan vs Torino Highlights and Goals

Serie A

5:00 PMMarch 21, 2026

Regular Season – 30

AC Milan

Show Score

3 – 2

HT:(1 – 1)

Torino

Stadio Giuseppe Meazza

Referee: Francesco Fourneau, Italy

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Match Stats

Ball possession

63%

37%

1.34

Expected goals (xG)

2.22

-1.00

Goals Prevented

-1.00

Attack

Total shots

Shots on target

Shots off target

Blocked shots

Shots inside box

Shots outside box

Corner kicks

Offsides

Passing

563

Total passes

311

500 (89%)

Accurate passes

265 (85%)

Discipline

Fouls

Yellow cards

Red cards

Goalkeeper saves

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Lineup

16
G

Mike Maignan (C)

7.0

31
D

Strahinja Pavlović

36′

82′

7.2

5
D

Koni De Winter

6.9

23
D

Fikayo Tomori

9′

6.2

33
M

Davide Bartesaghi

6.9

12
M

Adrien Rabiot

54′

7.3

14
M

Luka Modrić

7.6

19
M

Youssouf Fofana

56′

8.0

56
M

Alexis Saelemaekers

7.3

11
F

Christian Pulišić

54′

7.3

9
F

Niclas Füllkrug

6.2

Substitutes

24
D

Zachary Athekame

56′

46′

6.9

4
M

Samuele Ricci

69′

6.6

18
F

Christopher Nkunku

70′

6.3

1
G

Pietro Terracciano

37
G

Matteo Pittarella

27
D

David Odogu

90+1′

2
D

Pervis Estupiñán

30
M

Ardon Jashari

7
F

Santiago Giménez

90+6′

77′

6.5

Coach

Massimiliano Allegri

1
G

Alberto Paleari

6.3

77
D

Enzo Ebosse

6.3

44
D

Ardian Ismajli

7.3

23
D

Saúl Coco

5.6

33
M

Rafael Obrador

6.9

66
M

Gvidas Gineitis

6.3

4
M

Matteo Prati

6.3

10
M

Nikola Vlašić

82′

7.0

16
M

Marcus Pedersen

6.6

91
F

Duván Zapata (C)

6.7

18
F

Giovanni Simeone

44′

7.6

Substitutes

17
F

Sandro Kulenović

89′

8
M

Ivan Ilić

14
M

Faustino Anjorin

20
D

Valentino Lazaro

22
M

Cesare Casadei

74′

6.6

25
D

Niels Nkounkou

89′

34
D

Cristiano Biraghi

13
D

Guillermo Maripán

35
D

Luca Marianucci

61
M

Adrien Tameze

81
G

Franco Israel

99
G

Lapo Siviero

19
F

Che Adams

64′

6.3

6
M

Emirhan İlkhan

90+3′

64′

6.7

Coach

Leonardo Colucci

Serie A Standings – Serie A

Pos	Team	MP	W	D	L	+/-	GD	Pts	Form
1	Inter	29	22	2	5	65-23	42	68	W 14 February: Inter 3 – 2 Juventus W 21 February: Lecce 0 – 2 Inter W 28 February: Inter 2 – 0 Genoa L 08 March: AC Milan 1 – 0 Inter D 14 March: Inter 1 – 1 Atalanta
2	Napoli	30	19	5	6	46-30	16	62	L 22 February: Atalanta 2 – 1 Napoli W 28 February: Hellas Verona 1 – 2 Napoli W 06 March: Napoli 2 – 1 Torino W 14 March: Napoli 2 – 1 Lecce W 20 March: Cagliari 0 – 1 Napoli
3	AC Milan	29	17	9	3	44-21	23	60	D No match found L No match found W 08 March: AC Milan 1 – 0 Inter W No match found L No match found
4	Como	29	15	9	5	48-22	26	54	D 18 February: AC Milan 1 – 1 Como W 21 February: Juventus 0 – 2 Como W 28 February: Como 3 – 1 Lecce W 07 March: Cagliari 1 – 2 Como W 15 March: Como 2 – 1 AS Roma
5	Juventus	29	15	8	6	51-28	23	53	L 14 February: Inter 3 – 2 Juventus L 21 February: Juventus 0 – 2 Como D 01 March: AS Roma 3 – 3 Juventus W 07 March: Juventus 4 – 0 Pisa W 14 March: Udinese 0 – 1 Juventus
6	AS Roma	29	16	3	10	39-23	16	51	D 15 February: Napoli 2 – 2 AS Roma W 22 February: AS Roma 3 – 0 Cremonese D 01 March: AS Roma 3 – 3 Juventus L 08 March: Genoa 2 – 1 AS Roma L 15 March: Como 2 – 1 AS Roma
7	Atalanta	29	12	11	6	40-27	13	47	W 14 February: Lazio 0 – 2 Atalanta W 22 February: Atalanta 2 – 1 Napoli L 01 March: Sassuolo 2 – 1 Atalanta D 07 March: Atalanta 2 – 2 Udinese D 14 March: Inter 1 – 1 Atalanta
8	Bologna	29	12	6	11	38-34	4	42	W 15 February: Torino 1 – 2 Bologna W 23 February: Bologna 1 – 0 Udinese W 02 March: Pisa 0 – 1 Bologna L 08 March: Bologna 1 – 2 Hellas Verona W 15 March: Sassuolo 0 – 1 Bologna
9	Lazio	29	10	10	9	29-28	1	40	L 14 February: Lazio 0 – 2 Atalanta D 21 February: Cagliari 0 – 0 Lazio L 01 March: Torino 2 – 0 Lazio W 09 March: Lazio 2 – 1 Sassuolo W 15 March: Lazio 1 – 0 AC Milan
10	Udinese	30	11	6	13	35-42	-7	39	L 23 February: Bologna 1 – 0 Udinese W 02 March: Udinese 3 – 0 Fiorentina D 07 March: Atalanta 2 – 2 Udinese L 14 March: Udinese 0 – 1 Juventus W 20 March: Genoa 0 – 2 Udinese
11	Sassuolo	29	11	5	13	35-39	-4	38	W 15 February: Udinese 1 – 2 Sassuolo W 20 February: Sassuolo 3 – 0 Hellas Verona W 01 March: Sassuolo 2 – 1 Atalanta L 09 March: Lazio 2 – 1 Sassuolo L 15 March: Sassuolo 0 – 1 Bologna
12	Parma	29	8	10	11	21-36	-15	34	W 22 February: AC Milan 0 – 1 Parma W No match found D 08 March: Fiorentina 0 – 0 Parma D No match found L 21 March: Parma 0 – 2 Cremonese
13	Genoa	30	8	9	13	36-42	-6	33	W 22 February: Genoa 3 – 0 Torino L 28 February: Inter 2 – 0 Genoa W 08 March: Genoa 2 – 1 AS Roma W 15 March: Hellas Verona 0 – 2 Genoa L 20 March: Genoa 0 – 2 Udinese
14	Torino	29	9	6	14	32-50	-18	33	L 22 February: Genoa 3 – 0 Torino L No match found W No match found L No match found W No match found
15	Cagliari	30	7	9	14	31-42	-11	30	D 21 February: Cagliari 0 – 0 Lazio D 27 February: Parma 1 – 1 Cagliari L 07 March: Cagliari 1 – 2 Como L 15 March: Pisa 3 – 1 Cagliari L 20 March: Cagliari 0 – 1 Napoli
16	Fiorentina	29	6	10	13	34-43	-9	28	W 14 February: Como 1 – 2 Fiorentina W 23 February: Fiorentina 1 – 0 Pisa L 02 March: Udinese 3 – 0 Fiorentina D 08 March: Fiorentina 0 – 0 Parma W 16 March: Cremonese 1 – 4 Fiorentina
17	Lecce	29	7	6	16	21-39	-18	27	W 16 February: Cagliari 0 – 2 Lecce L 21 February: Lecce 0 – 2 Inter L 28 February: Como 3 – 1 Lecce W 08 March: Lecce 2 – 1 Cremonese L 14 March: Napoli 2 – 1 Lecce
18	Cremonese	29	5	9	15	23-44	-21	24	D No match found L 01 March: Cremonese 0 – 2 AC Milan L 08 March: Lecce 2 – 1 Cremonese L 16 March: Cremonese 1 – 4 Fiorentina L No match found
19	Pisa	29	2	12	15	23-49	-26	18	L 13 February: Pisa 1 – 2 AC Milan L 23 February: Fiorentina 1 – 0 Pisa L 02 March: Pisa 0 – 1 Bologna L 07 March: Juventus 4 – 0 Pisa W 15 March: Pisa 3 – 1 Cagliari
20	Hellas Verona	29	3	9	17	22-51	-29	18	L 15 February: Parma 2 – 1 Hellas Verona L 20 February: Sassuolo 3 – 0 Hellas Verona L 28 February: Hellas Verona 1 – 2 Napoli W 08 March: Bologna 1 – 2 Hellas Verona L 15 March: Hellas Verona 0 – 2 Genoa

Qualification/Relegation

Promotion – Champions League (League phase)
Promotion – Europa League (League phase)
Promotion – Conference League (Qualification)
Relegation – Serie B

AC Milan edged past Torino in a thrilling 3-2 encounter at San Siro, with a rapid second-half double proving decisive after a closely contested first period.

The Rossoneri, sitting third in Serie A, aimed to strengthen their Champions League claim. Torino, 14th in the league, sought crucial points to climb away from the relegation zone. Milan entered the match in inconsistent form, while Torino hoped for an upset.

The match began with intensity. AC Milan’s Fikayo Tomori picked up an early yellow card in the 9th minute. Both sides traded blows in a physical opening period.

AC Milan finally broke the deadlock in the 36th minute. Defender Strahinja Pavlović found the net, giving the home side a hard-earned lead. The goal ignited the San Siro crowd.

However, Torino responded quickly before halftime. Giovanni Simeone, known for his predatory instincts, equalized for the Granata in the 44th minute. He headed home to send the teams into the break level.

The halftime whistle blew with the score locked at 1-1. The second half promised more action, with both teams needing a breakthrough. Tactical adjustments were expected from both benches.

AC Milan introduced Zachary Athekame for Tomori at the start of the second half. This substitution proved inspired. Milan quickly found their rhythm and pressed forward.

The Rossoneri regained their lead in the 54th minute. Adrien Rabiot fired home after an assist from Christian Pulisic. Just two minutes later, Youssouf Fofana extended Milan’s advantage from Athekame’s pass. This rapid double stunned Torino.

Torino fought back hard. Nikola Vlašić converted a penalty in the 82nd minute, awarded after Pavlović was cautioned. This late goal narrowed Milan’s lead to a single goal, ensuring a tense conclusion.

Milan controlled possession with 63% but Torino recorded more total shots (18 to 15) and shots on target (7 to 6). Torino’s Expected Goals (xG) of 2.22 highlighted their attacking threat. Mike Maignan made five crucial saves to preserve Milan’s win.

This vital 3-2 victory keeps AC Milan firmly in the Serie A top three. They strengthen their position for a coveted Champions League spot. Torino, despite a valiant effort, remains mid-table.

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