Result AC MILAN 2 – 2 TORINO, Serie A Week 1, Saturday 17 August 2024

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          AC Milan 2- 2 Torino
88′ Álvaro Morata                          30′ Malick Thiaw (own goal)
95′ Noah Okafor                            68′ Duván Zapata
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🇮🇹  AC Milan and Torino ended the Serie A Week 1 with a draw on Saturday 17 August 2024 at San Siro Stadium in Milan, Italy.  In an exciting match, Milan managed to come back and secure a 2-2 draw against Torino. The game was packed with thrilling moments. The first goal came in the 30th minute when Thiaw accidentally scored an own goal after Bellanova hit the post. Second, Torino’s Duván Zapata then made it 2-0 in the 68th minute.  In addition, Milan’s Álvaro Morata pulled one back in the 89th minute, and in a nail-biting finish, Okafor scored the equalizer in the 95th minute.

AC Milan and Torino met for the first time on the opening day of Serie A. This marks the first occasion since the 2011/12 season that AC Milan has drawn on matchday one, having previously ended in a 2-2 draw against Lazio at home on September 9, 2011.

New signing Álvaro Morata found the net for AC Milan, scoring his first Serie A goal in 824 days.  Having said that, Morata’s last goal being for Juventus against Lazio on May 16, 2022. The Spanish striker has netted three league goals against Torino, with only Bologna being a tougher opponent for him, as he has four goals against them in the Italian top flight.

Noah Okafor has made a notable impact in Serie A, scoring seven goals, six of which came off the bench.  All in all, the Swiss forward has contributed to two goals in his last three matches (one goal and one assist), matching his total from the previous seven games.

As for statistics, AC Milan has maintained an impressive unbeaten streak of 29 home games against Torino in Serie A (20 wins, 9 losses).  In any case, that is their longest unbeaten run is against Hellas Verona (32 matches), and they previously went 29 games without a home defeat against Lazio from February 1991 to April 2019.

In the upcoming Serie A Week 2, AC Milan is set to face Parma in an away match. Meanwhile, Torino will host Atalanta in their home game.

Here’s a look at the evolution of the game.

Torino took the advantage in the 31st minute, leaving AC Milan in a difficult situation thanks to an own goal by Malick Thiaw.  In any case, the goal was upheld following a VAR assessment.

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What a surprise for the Rossoneri! Torino netted two goals in the 68th minute. Duván Zapata, the Colombian forward, found the net with a close-range header right in the middle of the goal, courtesy of Valentino Lazaro’s assist. Milan is now behind by 2 goals.

It’s Morata’s time!

In the 88th minute, Álvaro Morata kicked off his AC Milan career in style by scoring a goal! He unleashed a right-footed shot from the center of the box that found its way to the bottom right corner, assisted beautifully by Tijjani Reijnders.

Noah Okafor … the savior.

Milan narrowly escaped defeat! In the 95th minute, Noah Okafor scored the equalizer for AC Milan with a well-placed right-footed shot into the upper center of the goal.  The assistance is by Yunus Musah. The Rossoneri can breathe a little easier now!

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Preview and Stats before the game

In their latest Serie A encounter, Torino triumphed over Milan with a score of 3-1 on May 18. Remarkably, in the last 38 years, the Granata have only pulled off two consecutive wins against AC Milan in the top league.  The first one during the period from April to September 2019.  In Serie A, Milan has not lost to Torino in their last 28 home matches.  All in all, the statistics highlight 20 victories and 8 draws during this impressive streak.

The last time Torino triumphed away against the Rossoneri in Serie A was on March 24, 1985.  Torino clinched a 1-0 win thanks to Walter Schachner’s goal, with Luigi Radice at the helm. On the other hand, Milan has been quite successful, winning their last four opening matches in Serie A. Their longest winning streak in the first round of the championship spanned from 1987 to 1996 with 10 victories. Moreover, after a 0-0 stalemate with Cagliari last season, Torino has a chance to draw on the opening day of Serie A for two consecutive years, a feat not accomplished since the 2006/07 and 2007/08 seasons.

This will be the third time Torino and Milan meet on the first day of the championship in Serie A, with each team having one win at home: Torino won 2-1 on September 17, 1939, and Milan triumphed 3-2 on August 21, 2016. Milan wrapped up last season with only one win in their final nine matches across all competitions (D4 L4), that victory being a 5-1 win against Cagliari on May 11, after a streak of seven consecutive wins. Paulo Fonseca will make history as the first Portuguese coach for Milan in Serie A. Under Fonseca, Lille recorded the cleanest sheets in Ligue 1 for the 2023/24 season (22) and was the second-highest scoring team with 86 goals, just behind PSG’s 124.

Alvaro Morato vs Duván Zapata

Álvaro Morata has turned things around, scoring five goals in his last seven games in the Big-5 European leagues after a slow start where he didn’t find the net in his first seven.  Morata has scored 21 goals in 48 matches with Atlético Madrid in 2023/24. Duván Zapata has also made a significant impact against Milan, having scored six goals in Serie A. Since he first found the net against the Rossoneri in the 2015/16 season, only Ciro Immobile has scored more against them, with seven goals. In total, Zapata has contributed to nine goals against Milan, including three assists, which is just behind Paulo Dybala’s tally of ten.

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🇮🇹   The match will be officiated by referee Fabio Maresca from the Napoli section. He will be supported by assistant referees Marco Scatragli from Arezzo and Davide Moro from Schio. Antonio Giua from Olbia will serve as the Fourth Official.  The Video Assistant Referee (VAR) for this match will be Daniele Doveri from Roma 1.  Marco Di Bello from Brindisi will take on the role of Assistant Video Assistant Referee (AVAR).

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Result AC Milan 2 – 2 Torino
Saturday 17 August 2024
San Siro Stadium
Milan, Italy

20:45

Referee: MARESCA
Assistants: SCATRAGLI – MORO
Fourth Official: GIUA
VAR: DOVERI
AVAR: DI BELLO

⚽️ Goals: 30′ Malick Thiaw (own goal), 68′ Duván Zapata (T), 88′ Álvaro Morata (M), 95′ Noah Okafor (M)

🟨 Booked: 45+2′ Mërgim Vojvoda (T), 45+3′ Samuele Ricci (T), 57′ Luka Jovic (M), 97′ Ali Dembélé (T)

✅ Official Lineups – Formations – Tabellino:

👉 Lineup AC MILAN (4-2-3-1):  Maignan; Calabria (83′ Okafor), Thiaw, Tomori, Saelemaekers; Bennacer (60′ Reijnders), Loftus-Cheek; Chukwueze (60′ Hernández), Pulisic (72′ Musah), Leão; Jović (60′ Morata).

Subs.: Raveyre, Torriani; Gabbia, Pavlović, Terracciano.

Coach: Fonseca.

👉 Lineup TORINO (3-5-2): Milinković-Savić; Vojvoda, Coco, Masina; Bellanova (87′ Dembélé), Ricci, Linetty, Ilić (71′ Tameze), Lazaro (88′ Sazonov); Sanabria (60′ Adams), Zapata (71′ Karamoh).

Subs.: Donnarumma, Paleari; Dellavalle; Bianay Balcot, Ciammaglichella, Horvath; Njie. Coach: Vanoli.

Coach: Vanoli.

AC Milan vs Torino Official Called Up Players, Serie A Week 1, Saturday 17 August 2024

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🇮🇹   Here are AC Milan official called up players for the Serie A Week 1 game AC Milan vs Torino on Saturday 17 August 2024 at San Siro Stadium in Milan, Italy. The match kicks off at 20:45.

Goalkeepers: Maignan, Torriani, Raveyre.

Defenders: Pavlovic, Calabria, Gabbia, Theo Hernandez, Terracciano, Thiaw, Tomori.

Midfielders: Loftus-Cheek, Musah, Reijnders, Bennacer.

Forwards: Saelemaekers, Pulisic, Morata, Jovic, Okafor, Leao, Chukwuweze.

🇮🇹   Referee Fabio Maresca from the Napoli section will direct the game. He will be supported by assistant referees Marco Scatragli from Arezzo and Davide Moro from Schio. Antonio Giua from Olbia will serve as the Fourth Official.  The Video Assistant Referee (VAR) for this match will be Daniele Doveri from Roma 1, while Marco Di Bello from Brindisi will take on the role of Assistant Video Assistant Referee (AVAR).

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🔴⚫️AC Milan – Torino
Saturday 17 August 2024
San Siro Stadium
Milan, Italy

20:45

Referee: MARESCA
Assistants: SCATRAGLI – MORO
Fourth Official: GIUA
VAR: DOVERI
AVAR: DI BELLO

Result Parma 1 – 1 Fiorentina, Serie A Week 1, Saturday 17 August 2024

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39% Ball Possession PARMA and 61% Ball Possession FIORENTINA
  Parma 1 – 1 Fiorentina
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The new Serie A season kicks off for Parma and Fiorentina with a draw on Saturday 17 August 2024 at the Ennio Tardini Stadium. The home side was quite active in the first half, managing to score just once through Man. As the second half progressed, Fiorentina gained momentum and equalized with a free kick from Cristiano Biraghi. In the closing moments, Fiorentina aimed for a late victory, but Pongracic’s red card made things tricky, allowing Parma to push for a win, nearly succeeding with a chance from Cyprien.

The new Serie A season kicks off, and we’re diving into the exciting matchups at Tardini and Marassi. Parma, back in Serie A after a three-year absence, is filled with fresh hopes as they face a revamped Fiorentina. The Viola arrives with a new coach, Palladino, taking over from Italiano, and a host of new players ready to make their mark. From the goalkeeper to the forwards, Fiorentina’s transformation is still in progress. Meanwhile, Parma has made a few adjustments, but the core team remains largely unchanged from last season.

Parma took the lead in the 23rd minute. Dennis Man defeated Fiorentina goalkeeper with a left footed shot to the bottom left corner. The assist is by Ange-Yoan Bonny.

  Fiorentina equalized in the 75th minute. It is Cristiano Biraghi  to defeat Parma goalkeeper with a left-footed free kick shot to the top left corner.


✅ Stats before the game

Fiorentina are the team against which Parma have drawn the most games in their history in Serie A: 18 out of 48, including the two most recent in the 2020/21 season, complete with 16 victories for the Viola and 14 successes for the Crociati.
Parma have remained unbeaten in eight of the last nine matches at the Tardini against Fiorentina in Serie A (2W, 6D), the only away success for the Viola in the period dates back to 5 July 2020 (2-1 with three goals from the penalty spot: a brace from Erick Pulgar and a goal from Juraj Kucka).

Only once in their history in Serie A have Fiorentina and Parma faced each other on the opening day of the championship: it was October 1, 2000, also in that case at the Tardini, and the match between Fatih Terim’s Viola (with Alessandro Pierini and Christian Amoroso on target) and Alberto Malesani’s Ducali (with a brace from Marcio Amoroso) ended 2-2.
Parma have won only one of their last 19 matches on their seasonal debut in Serie A (13D, 5L): 2-0 against Brescia on August 29, 2010 with goals from Valeri Bojinov and Stefano Morrone.  Fiorentina have never drawn in their last 13 games on their seasonal debut in Serie A (8W, 5L), winning the two most recent ones – the last “X” sign for the Viola in their first championship match dates back to August 29, 2010 (1-1 against Napoli).

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🟡🔵 Result Parma 1 – 1 Fiorentina 💜⚜️
Saturday 17 August 2024
Ennio Tardini Stadium
Parma, Italy

18:30

Referee: AYROLDI
Assistants: BACCINI – DEI GIUDICI
Fourth Official: RUTELLA
VAR: MARIANI
AVAR: MAZZOLENI

⚽️ Goals: 22′ Dennis Man (P), 75′ Cristiano Biraghi (F)

🟨 Booked: 35′ Marin Pongracic (F), 36′ Nahuel Estévez (P), 49′ Botond Balogh (P), 85′ Alessandro Circati (P)

✅ Official Lineups – Formations – Tabellino:

Lineup PARMA (4-2-3-1)Suzuki; Coulibaly, Balogh, Circati, Valeri; Sohm (76’ Cancellieri), Estévez; Man (65’ Almqvist), Bernabé (80′ Cyprien), Mihaila (65’ Camara); Bonny (65’ Hainaut).

Subs: Chichizola, Corvi, Valenti, Haj, Kowalski, Mikolajewski.

Coach: Fabio Pecchia

FIORENTINA (3-4-2-1)Terracciano; Dodo, Quarta (60’ Parisi), Pongracic; Comuzzo (73’ Bianco), Amrabat, Mandragora (73’ Kayode), Biraghi; Colpani (60’ Ikone’), Kouame (79’Sottil); Kean.

Subs: Martinelli, De Gea, Beltran, Fortini, Infantino, Richardson, Baroncelli, Barak, Brekalo.

Coach: Raffaele Palladino

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🇮🇹    Here are Serie A Week 1 game Parma vs Fiorentina official starting lineups on Saturday 17 August 2024 at the Ennio Tardini Stadium, kicking off at 18:30.

Lineup PARMA (4-2-3-1): Suzuki – Coulibaly, Circati, Balogh, Valeri – Estevez, Bernabé – Man, Sohm, Mihaila – Bonny.

Subs: Chichizola, Corvi, Valenti, Almqvist, Hainaut, Cancellieri, Cyprien, Haj, Kowalski, Mikolajewski.

Coach: Fabio Pecchia

Lineup FIORENTINA (3-4-2-1): Terracciano – Comuzzo, Pongracic, Quarta – Dodo, Amrabat, Mandragora, Biraghi – Colpani, Kouame – Kean.

Subs: Martinelli, De Gea, Sottil, Beltran, Ikone, Fortini, Infantino, Richardson, Baroncelli, Kayode, Bianco, Parisi, Barak, Brekalo.

Coach: Raffaele Palladino

🇮🇹   Referee Giovanni Ayroldi, hailing from the Molfetta section, will officiate the match. He will be supported by assistant referees Giovanni Baccini from Conegliano and Pietro Dei Giudici from Latina. Daniele Rutella from Enna will serve as the Fourth Official.  The Video Assistant Referee (VAR) for this match will be Maurizio Mariani from Aprilia, while Paolo Mazzoleni from Bergamo will take on the role of Assistant Video Assistant Referee (AVAR).

In Serie A, Parma has had the most draws with Fiorentina, totaling 18 out of 48 matches. The Viola have secured 16 wins, while the Crociati achieved 14 victories. Notably, the last two encounters in the 2020/21 season also ended in draws.

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🟡🔵 Parma – Fiorentina 💜⚜️
Saturday 17 August 2024
Ennio Tardini Stadium
Parma, Italy

18:30

Referee: AYROLDI
Assistants: BACCINI – DEI GIUDICI
Fourth Official: RUTELLA
VAR: MARIANI
AVAR: MAZZOLENI

Result Genoa 2 – 2 Inter, Serie A Week 1, Saturday 17 August 2024

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    Genoa  2 – 2 Inter 

19′ Alessandro Vogliacco   30′ Marcus Thuram
94′ Junior Messias                82′ Marcus Thuram
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🇮🇹   Serie A Week 1 game 🔴🔵 Genoa vs Inter ⚫️🔵 on Saturday 17 August 2024 ended with a draw.   The 2024-25 Serie A season kicks off with a shock for the reigning champions of Italy. Inter, typically strong defensively, appeared unusually vulnerable, allowing two goals and lacking their usual composure. Individual mistakes from Sommer and Bisseck overshadowed Thuram’s impressive two-goal performance.

Alessandro Vogliacco puts his team ahead, but Thuram turns the game around with two goals. In stoppage time, Junior Messias sends the fans into a frenzy by scoring on the rebound after a penalty. A total of 33,300 fans, including season ticket holders and general admission, filled the stands, creating an incredible atmosphere with a stunning display.  Ultimately, the Nerazzurri had to settle for a draw against a determined and resilient Genoa.

Inter remained with a solid track record, having gone unbeaten in their last 11 matches against Genoa, with eight wins and three draws. Moreover, the last time Genoa celebrated a victory over Inter was on February 17, 2018, when they won 2-0 at the Ferraris, featuring an own goal by Andrea Ranocchia and a goal from Goran Pandev.

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Genoa shocked Italy’s champions by scoring first in the 19th minute. Alessandro Vogliacco managed to get past Inter’s goalkeeper Yann Sommer with a close-range right-footed strike that nestled into the bottom left corner of the net.

The equalizer..

Inter equalized in the 30th minute. Marcus Thuram brought Inter Milan level by heading the ball into the bottom left corner, thanks to a cross from Nicolò Barella.

A brace….

Inter took the lead in the 82nd minute. A brace from Marcus Thuram with a right-footed strike to the center, thanks to an assist from Davide Frattesi. The goal was confirmed following a VAR check.

A thriller ending….

You got to be kidding! What a thriller ending! In the 94th minute, Genoa equalized with the goal by Junior Messias with a precise right-footed strike from just a few yards out, hitting the high center of the goal following a set piece.

Stats before the game:

Inter has maintained an impressive record against Genoa, remaining unbeaten in their last 10 Serie A encounters, with eight victories and two draws. The last time Genoa triumphed over the Nerazzurri in the league was on February 17, 2018, when they won 2-0 at the Ferraris, thanks to an own goal by Andrea Ranocchia and a strike from Goran Pandev.

In their 56 home matches against Inter, Genoa has drawn 21 times, including the last two, while securing 18 wins and 17 losses. This is the highest number of home draws for Genoa against any team in the league, matching their record against Fiorentina. Unfortunately for Genoa, they have faced defeats in their opening matches for the last two Serie A seasons, losing 1-4 to Fiorentina in 2023/24 and 0-4 to Inter in 2021/22, after going unbeaten in the previous five opening games (3 wins, 2 draws). On the other hand, Inter has won all of their last five season openers in Serie A, marking their longest winning streak at the start of a championship in club history.

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Referee Ermanno Feliciani from the section of Teramo will be assisted by Alessandro Costanzo from the section of Orvieto and Matteo Passeri from the section of Gubbio. The Fourth Official will be Antonio Rapuano from the section of Rimini. The VAR will be Aleandro Di Paolo from the section of Avezzano. The AVAR will be Marco Guida from the section of Torre Annunziata.

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🔴🔵 Result Genoa 2 – 2 Inter ⚫️🔵
Saturday 17 August 2024
Stadio Luigi Ferraris
Genoa, Italy

18:30

Referee: FELICIANI
Assistants: COSTANZO – PASSERI
Fourth Official: RAPUANO
VAR: DI PAOLO
AVAR: GUIDA

⚽️ Goals: 19′ Alessandro Vogliacco (G), 30′ Marcus Thuram (I)

🟨 Booked: 16′ Henrikh Mkhitaryan (I), 63′ Pierluigi Gollini (G), 99′ Kristjan Asllani (I)

✅ Official Lineups – Formations – Tabellino:

Lineup GENOA (3-5-2): 95 Gollini; 14 Vogliacco (22 Vasquez 60′), 13 Bani, 4 De Winter; 59 Zanoli (20 Sabelli 71′), 17 Malinovskyi (2 Thorsby 71′), 47 Badelj, 32 Frendrup, 3 Martin; 9 Vitinha, 10 Messias.

Subs: 1 Leali, 39 Sommariva, 8 Bohinen, 21 Ekhator, 40 Fini, 53 Pittino, 55 Accornero, 69 Ahanor, 73 Masini, 74 Papadopoulos.

Coach: Alberto Gilardino.

Lineup INTER (3-5-2): 1 Sommer; 31 Bisseck, 15 Acerbi, 95 Bastoni; 36 Darmian (2 Dumfries 66′), 23 Barella, 20 Calhanoglu (99 Taremi 75′), 22 Mkhitaryan (16 Frattesi 66′), 32 Dimarco (30 Carlos Augusto 75′); 9 Thuram, 10 Lautaro (21 Asllani 86′).

Subs: 12 Di Gennaro, 13 Martinez, 8 Arnautovic, 11 Correa, 28 Pavard, 47 Fontanarosa.

Coach: Simone Inzaghi.