The pressure is mounting on AC Milan, following the defeat last time out, and they will now need to get back to basics against Torino at San Siro.
The clash will be the 202nd meeting between Milan and Torino, with the Rossoneri only having faced Roma, Juventus and Inter more times in their history. Their record is quite solid too, winning 78 times, whilst drawing 67 times.
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Earlier in the season, the teams played out a thriller of a 2-3 as the hosts took a 2-0 lead inside 17 minutes. However, a great strike from Adrien Rabiot and a brace from Christian Pulisic in the second half saw them turn the game around to earn three points.
While waiting for kick-off, check out instant withdrawal casino Ireland. Below are the best stats ahead of the game, while we also have a pre-match preview and more insight on Roberto D’Aversa’s side.
AC Milan vs. Torino: Key facts and stats
➤ After four consecutive wins, AC Milan have won only three of their subsequent eight Serie A matches against Torino (D2 L3). Furthermore, both teams have scored in the last five clashes between the Rossoneri and the Granata (21 goals in total, an average of 4.2 per match), after at least one side failed to score in six of the previous seven encounters (an average of 2.2 goals).
➤ Torino have won their last two Serie A matches against Milan in the second half of the season – as many as they had in their previous 27 such games – and the Granata could win three consecutive top-flight matches against the Rossoneri after the halfway point of the season for only the second time, after a run between 1947 and 1949.
➤ AC Milan are unbeaten in their last 29 home matches against Torino in Serie A (W20 D9) – their last home defeat against the Granata in the competition was on 24th March 1985 (0-1, with Nils Liedholm as coach). Only against Hellas Verona have AC Milan avoided defeat in more consecutive home top-flight matches (34, between May 1958 and December 2025) than against Torino (29).
➤ AC Milan have lost two of their last four Serie A matches (W2), after remaining unbeaten in the previous 24 games in the competition (W15 D9). Following their defeat against Lazio last time out, they could suffer two consecutive league defeats for the first time since February-March 2025 – three in that instance, the first of which was against Torino.
➤ Torino have not won any of their last five away league matches (D1 L4) and have conceded at least two goals in each of them (15 goals in total, an average of three per game). Following the defeat away to Napoli, Roberto D’Aversa could become the first manager to lose his first two away games in Serie A with Torino since Moreno Longo in 2020 (who lost all of his first six away matches).
➤ Eleven of AC Milan’s 17 victories in Serie A this season have come by just one goal; overall, among all teams with at least as many wins as the Rossoneri (17) in Europe’s big five leagues this season, AC Milan have scored the fewest goals (44).
➤ Torino are the team with the most fast breaks (45), the most shots (38), and the most goals scored from this type of play (eight) in the 2025/26 Serie A season.
➤ AC Milan have gained the most points (12) in Serie A this season with goals scored in the last 15 minutes of matches (from the 76th minute onwards); conversely, no side have dropped fewer points than Torino from goals conceded in this timeframe (one, level with Napoli and Parma).
➤ Luka Modric is AC Milan’s outfield player with the most minutes (2,366′) in Serie A this season. The 39-year-old hasn’t played as many minutes in a single league campaign for five seasons, since 2020-21 (2,743′ in that campaign).
➤ Duván Zapata has scored eight goals against AC Milan in Serie A – only against Sassuolo has he scored more (10) – including in his last three league games against them (May and August 2024, plus December 2025). Only three players in the three-points-for-a-win era (since 1994/95) have found the net in four consecutive Serie A matches against AC Milan: Antonio Di Natale, Diego Milito, and Romelu Lukaku.
