Torino 2-1 AC Milan

Current streaks

Recent form

Torino

Torino's recent form has been characterised by a series of draws, with four of their last six matches ending in stalemates. The team have shown resilience in these games, particularly against tough opponents like Juventus and Atalanta. Their only victory in this period came against Cagliari, where they also managed their sole clean sheet. The most recent match against Bologna was a high-scoring affair, ending 3-2 in Bologna's favour, which stands out as an anomaly in a run where 83% of games saw under 2.5 goals. Torino have been consistent in finding the net, scoring in five out of six matches, but their goal difference of +1 over this period suggests they are struggling to convert draws into wins. Their 12th position in the league with 28 points from 25 games indicates a mid-table performance, with their ability to avoid defeats not quite translating into climbing the table.

AC Milan

AC Milan have shown mixed form in their recent fixtures, with a respectable record of three wins, two draws, and one loss in their last six matches across all competitions. The Rossoneri have been solid defensively, conceding only 0.67 goals per game and keeping two clean sheets during this period. However, their attacking output has been somewhat modest, scoring 1.33 goals per game. Notably, 83% of their recent matches have seen under 2.5 goals, suggesting a trend towards low-scoring affairs. The team's highest-scoring game in this run was a 3-1 victory over AS Roma in the Coppa Italia, which stands out as an exception to their generally tight encounters. Despite their recent form, AC Milan find themselves in 7th position in Serie A, indicating a challenging league campaign overall.

Recent home/away form

Torino

Torino's recent home form has been a mixed bag, with the team struggling to find consistency at their own ground. They have managed just one win in their last six home matches, drawing three and losing two. The Granata have been particularly goal-shy, scoring only four times in this period, with an average of 0.67 goals per game. Defensively, they have been somewhat more solid, conceding five goals and keeping two clean sheets. Interestingly, all of Torino's last six home games have seen under 2.5 goals, highlighting a trend of low-scoring affairs at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino. The team's inability to convert draws into wins has likely contributed to their current 12th position in Serie A, with only 28 points from 25 games. Torino's home form will need to improve if they hope to climb the table in the latter part of the season.

AC Milan

AC Milan's recent away form has been inconsistent, with the Rossoneri alternating between wins and losses in their last six matches on the road. The team have struggled particularly in European competitions, suffering back-to-back defeats against Feyenoord and Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League. However, they have shown resilience in domestic fixtures, securing impressive victories against local rivals Inter Milan in the Super Cup and Empoli in Serie A. Notably, Milan's away matches have been fairly high-scoring affairs, with an average of 2.67 goals per game. The team have managed to find the back of the net in five out of six away games, demonstrating their attacking prowess, but have also conceded in the same number of matches, highlighting potential defensive vulnerabilities.