Milan-Torino: Dove vederla in TV e streaming, probabili formazioni e pronostici | Serie A 2026

Milan Faces Torino Test as Scudetto Hopes Dim

The Rossoneri aim to head into the international break with a victory, while Torino, effectively safe from relegation, can approach their remaining fixtures with less pressure.

Following a disappointing defeat at Lazio – a result that could have seen them close the gap on Inter to just five points – AC Milan returns to action at the San Siro to face Torino. Torino, meanwhile, is buoyed by a convincing win over Parma, further distancing themselves from the relegation zone.

Milan’s derby victory over Inter briefly fueled hopes of a serious title challenge. However, the setback at the Stadio Olimpico not only jeopardized their pursuit of their city rivals but also their hold on second place in Serie A. Napoli now trails by just one point and after the international break, Allegri’s side faces a crucial clash at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona. A win against Torino is therefore vital to keep the Scudetto dream alive and maintain their position above the Partenopei.

Torino has experienced a positive turnaround since the arrival of coach D’Aversa. The Granata have secured six points from their last nine, defeating Lazio and Parma, with a loss to Napoli sandwiched in between. This change in form has not only brought results but also goals and improved performances from key players like Simeone, and Zapata. The remainder of the season for Torino can be used as an evaluation period for next season, assessing which players will be integral to their future ambitions.

Milan-Torino: All the Info

Date: Saturday, March 21, 2026

Time: 18:00 (6:00 PM local time, 12:00 PM EST/Eastern Standard Time, 5:00 PM UTC)

Stadium: Giuseppe Meazza, Milan (Italy)

Referee: Francesco Fourneau

Live TV: DAZN

Streaming: DAZN app (available on smart TVs, PCs, smartphones, and tablets)

How to Watch Milan-Torino on TV and Streaming

Milan-Torino will be available on DAZN. Viewers can access the match live on TV by downloading the DAZN app for smart TVs, or stream it on smartphones and tablets via the DAZN app.

Probable Lineups

Milan

Milan coach Allegri is still considering his attacking options, weighing whether to deploy the mobile partnership of Leao and Pulisic or opt for the physicality of Fullkrug as a more traditional target man. Bartesaghi is expected to start at left-back, ahead of Estupiñan. Rabiot returns to the midfield after serving a suspension. With Gabbia unavailable, De Winter will lead the defense, tasked with maintaining stability in a backline that has shown both promise and vulnerability.

Formation (3-5-2):

Maignan; Tomori, De Winter, Pavlovic; Saelemaekers, Fofana, Modric, Rabiot, Bartesaghi; Pulisic, Leao

Manager: Massimiliano Allegri

Torino

Torino coach D’Aversa appears set to continue with the Simeone-Adams attacking duo, with Zapata available as an impactful substitute. Ilkhan is favored in defensive midfield, ahead of Prati. Pedersen and Obrador will provide width and defensive support from the flanks. Ebosse is expected to feature again in the back three, while Maripán may be sidelined after a difficult run of form. Paleari will continue in goal, aiming to provide a reliable presence in a defense seeking consistency.

Formation (3-5-2):

Paleari; Coco, Ismajli, Ebosse; Pedersen, Gineitis, Ilkhan, Vlasic, Obrador; Simeone, Adams

Manager: Roberto D’Aversa

Recent Meetings

In December, Milan mounted a remarkable comeback to secure a victory at the Stadio Olimpico in Turin, overcoming a 2-0 deficit. Historically, Milan holds a significant advantage in Serie A encounters with Torino, with 66 wins to Torino’s 36 in 159 matches, and 57 draws. At the San Siro, Milan’s dominance is even more pronounced: 47 wins in 79 games, compared to just 11 for Torino. The goalscoring record further emphasizes this trend, with an average of 2.55 goals per game in their head-to-head clashes.

Betting Tips

Milan is unbeaten in 29 home matches against Torino in Serie A, securing 20 wins and nine draws. The last time Torino defeated Milan at the San Siro was on March 24, 1985, with Nils Liedholm managing the Rossoneri.

Milan desperately needs three points, both to maintain their pursuit of Inter and to avoid falling into the battle for a Champions League spot. While Milan has stumbled at the San Siro at times, the return of Rabiot and a focused performance could see them secure a victory.

Tip: Milan to Win – priced at 1.40 on bet365

Explanation: If Milan wins, the bet is successful.

In all of their last five matches, both teams have scored. A total of 21 goals have been scored in these encounters, averaging 4.2 goals per match. Milan’s defense, while generally strong, has conceded in five of their last six games. Torino, since D’Aversa’s arrival, has scored in every match, with seven goals in three games, thanks to the resurgence of Simeone and Zapata. However, Torino’s defense is among the worst in Serie A. The “Both Teams to Score” market is a worthwhile consideration.

Tip: Both Teams to Score – priced at 2.00 on GoldBet

Explanation: If both Milan and Torino score at least one goal each, the bet is successful.

Eleven of Milan’s 17 victories this season have been by a single goal margin. Among teams with at least 17 wins in the top five European leagues, Milan has scored the fewest goals (44). Leao is the primary goalscorer, while Pulisic has lost form. This suggests a tight contest, and a bet on Torino with a +2 handicap could be a shrewd move.

Tip: Torino to Win with a +2 Handicap – priced at 1.65 on Sisal

Explanation: If Milan does not win by at least two goals, the bet is successful.

Odds 1X2 Milan-Torino

Milan to Win – priced at 1.40 on bet365, 1.38 on Sisal, 1.37 on GoldBet

Draw – priced at 4.75 on bet365, 4.75 on Sisal, 4.85 on GoldBet

Torino to Win – priced at 7.50 on bet365, 8.50 on Sisal, 8.25 on GoldBet

Odds provided by bet365, Sisal, and GoldBet. Accurate at the time of publication and subject to change.

Milan’s next match is against Napoli after the international break, a pivotal fixture in the title race. Torino will look to build on their recent form as they navigate the remainder of the season.

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