Torino vs Milan 2025-12-08

08-12-2025 19:45
MatchDay 14

Player statistic

1st half
Nikola Vlasic Penalty 10'    
Duván Zapata
(Assist: Nikola Vlasic)
Goal 17'    
    19' Yellow card Mike Maignan
    24' Goal Adrien Rabiot
(Assist: Fikayo Tomori)
2nd half
Valentino Lazaro Yellow card 53'    
Tino Anjorin Yellow card 56'    
    67' Goal Christian Pulisic
(Assist: Alexis Saelemaekers)
    77' Goal Christian Pulisic
(Assist: Samuele Ricci)

Match statistic

36
Possession
64
8
Total shots
17
4
Shots on target
6
2
Shots off target
5
2
Blocked shots
6
2
Corners
4
1
Offsides
3
16
Fouls
7
The race for the Scudetto is still on! AC Milan stepped on the gas and triumphed over Torino on Monday, December 8, 2025, at the Olimpico di Torino Stadium in Turin. Milan came from behind to secure a victory against Torino, marking their third consecutive league win and reclaiming the top spot in the standings, now tied with Napoli at 31 points. Meanwhile, Torino faced their third straight defeat, remaining at 14 points, just four above third-last Pisa. This serves as a wake-up call for Torino to get back to winning ways. We could say it was a match filled with goals and excitement. Torino took an early lead just 10 minutes in with a penalty from Nikola Vlasic, awarded by Chiffi for a handball by Tomori. Baroni's squad kept pressing and even extended their lead on a counterattack in the 17th minute, thanks to Duvan Zapata's right-footed shot, again set up by Vlasic. Seven minutes later, Milan found their footing with a powerful strike from nearly 30 meters by Rabiot, although Rafael Leão soon left the field due to injury. The second half brought a shift in momentum, particularly in the 66th minute when Captain America, Christian Pulisic, entered the game and equalized just 43 seconds later with a left-footed shot from a Saelemaekers cross. Adams had a goal ruled out for a foul by Pedersen on Saelemaekers, and shortly after, they were down to ten men for a few minutes due to Tameze's injury. In those crucial moments, in the 77th minute, Pulisic struck again, this time assisted by Ricci, completing the Rossoneri's comeback and securing three points for Allegri's side. In the end, another goal by Pulisic was disallowed, this time for Nkunku's offside.
Torino
Milan

Starting lineups

81
Franco Israel
Goalkeeper
13
Guillermo Maripán
16
Marcus Pedersen
Defender
84'
23
Saúl Coco
Defender
20
Valentino Lazaro
Defender
84'
61
Adrien Tameze
Midfielder
78'
32
Kristjan Asllani
Midfielder
10
Nikola Vlasic
Midfielder
14
Tino Anjorin
Midfielder
59'
19
Ché Adams
Attacker
84'
91
Duván Zapata
Attacker
16
Mike Maignan
Goalkeeper
33
Davide Bartesaghi
66'
23
Fikayo Tomori
Defender
46
Matteo Gabbia
Defender
31
Strahinja Pavlovic
12
Adrien Rabiot
Midfielder
56
Alexis Saelemaekers
Midfielder
88'
14
Luka Modric
Midfielder
8
Ruben Loftus-Cheek
Midfielder
18
Christopher Nkunku
10
Rafael Leão
Attacker
31'

Substitutes

34
Cristiano Biraghi
18
Giovanni Simeone
Attacker
71
Mihai Popa
Goalkeeper
6
Emirhan Ilkhan
Midfielder
66
Gvidas Gineitis
Midfielder
21
Ali Dembélé
Defender
92
Alieu Njie
Attacker
1
Alberto Paleari
Goalkeeper
22
Cesare Casadei
Midfielder
59'
5
Adam Masina
Defender
78'
26
Cyril Ngonge
Attacker
84'
25
Niels Nkounkou
Defender
84'
7
Zakaria Aboukhlal
Midfielder
84'
5
Koni De Winter
Defender
1
Pietro Terracciano
Goalkeeper
96
Lorenzo Torriani
Goalkeeper
30
Ardon Jashari
Midfielder
27
David Odogu
Defender
4
Samuele Ricci
Midfielder
31'
11
Christian Pulisic
66'
2
Pervis Estupiñán
88'

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