Milan coach Stefano Pioli dropped Divock Origi just like last week against Monza in the base. The Red Devil immediately formed the basis of a good chance for Milan, but Rafael Leao almost missed the ball in front of the Torino goalkeeper.
It was almost Milan’s only chance, which acted weakly in Turin. Defensively, it was also not right with the champion. Djidji headed Torino ahead on a free kick and 2 minutes later it was already 2-0 on the board.
Torino goalkeeper Milinkovic-Savic kicked a long ball, the Milan defense stood by and looked at it and Mirantjoek put the ball in the far corner: 2-0. Pioli intervened at halftime and threw Charles De Ketelaere into the fray, among others.
He did try to change the course, but Milan did not put many streamlined attacks on the mat. It was still exciting after mistastes at Torino and a great finish by Messias in an empty goal, but Milan did not get further than the 2-1.
Milan sees an end to an unbeaten run of 17 games while away. It also drops to third in the standings, trailing leader Napoli already 6 points.
