📸 Rabiot, Fofana shine, Milan roar as Allegri snaps: I quit 🤯 | OneFootball

Milan suffers, turns it around, and then risks it big time in the final moments of the match.

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Five goals were scored at San Siro, one more for the Rossoneri who overcome Torino and – for now – move to within 5 points of Inter, who will face Fiorentina tomorrow night at the Franchi.

After the first half hour in favor of Torino, it’s the Rossoneri who break the deadlock with a piece of brilliance from Pavlovic: control and a left-footed shot from distance, off the crossbar and in. The Granata, however, react and find a deserved equalizer at the end of the first half with Simeone, quick on the rebound after Vlasic’s shot was parried by Maignan.

Everything changes in the second half: Milan starts off strong and lands a decisive one-two in two minutes. First Rabiot, scoring his first goal at San Siro, takes advantage of a perfect assist from Pulisic after a through ball from Modric; then Fofana capitalizes on a too-passive defense and makes it 3-1. When the match seems over, the episode that reignites it arrives: Pavlovic hits Simeone in the face, VAR calls Fourneau to review and a penalty is awarded to Torino. Vlasic makes no mistake from the spot and brings it to 3-2, but the Granata’s reaction isn’t enough.

Allegri, furious about the penalty awarded (“I try to stay calm, but you make me lose the will: I’ll quit coaching,” he reportedly said to Doveri), still takes home three points and two pieces of good news. The first is the return, after 144 days, of Santi Gimenez; the second is the lack of bookings for those at risk: Modric, Fofana, Saelemaekers, and Athekame were not cautioned; all are therefore available for the big match at the Maradona against Napoli, scheduled for Easter Monday, April 6.

🔚 It ends 3-2 for Milan: the standings

😱 Pavlovic, madness on Simeone: hands to the face and penalty for Torino

81st MINUTE - Heated finale at San Siro: referee Fourneau is called to the on-field review by VAR for a contact in the box between Pavlovic and Simeone. After reviewing the play, he changes his decision: the Rossoneri defender’s hand to the Granata striker’s face is punished. Thus, a penalty is awarded to Torino and a yellow card to Pavlovic. Vlasic steps up to the spot, shoots perfectly, and scores the 3-2 that reopens everything.

As reported by DAZN, Allegri shows great displeasure at this decision and says to the fourth official Doveri: "I try to stay calm, but you make me lose the will: I’ll quit coaching".

🔙 Gimenez RETURNS to the pitch after 144 days!

77th MINUTE - Great return to the pitch for Milan: Santiago Giménez comes on for Pulisic and – finally – makes his comeback after 144 days. Recall that the Mexican suffered a serious right ankle injury, which required arthroscopic cleaning surgery in December 2025.

⚽⚽ Rabiot with the thigh, Fofana from distance: Milan WOW!

54th and 56th MINUTE - Unlike the first half, Milan starts the second with the right attitude and, within two minutes, finds two goals, first with Rabiot and then with Fofana.

Splendid play: Modric opens a perfect corridor for Pulisic, who gets to the byline and delivers a driven ball to the far post. There’s the Frenchman, right on time, who from close range puts it in with his thigh for 2-1, putting the Rossoneri back in front. For Rabiot, it’s his first goal at San Siro in a Milan shirt.

Two minutes later, Athekame lays it off, Torino’s defense completely loses Fofana, who controls and calmly shoots from the heart of the area. A precise right-footed shot and nothing Paleari can do: 3-1 and the match takes a clear direction.

Curious scene after the goal: Rabiot celebrates with Fofana and, just moments later, it’s the compatriot who finds the net.

⚽ (Deserved) equalizer for Torino: unlucky Maignan, Cholito doesn’t forgive

44th MINUTE - Ending the first half a goal down would have been deserved for Torino, and right at the end they find the equalizer.

Pedersen breaks through on the left and serves Vlasic, who shoots: Maignan saves with the help of the post, but the ball bounces off his shoulder and on the rebound, Simeone is the quickest and beats everyone, making it 1-1. For the Argentine, it’s his third goal in the last four matches, a real striker’s finish that brings the match back level.

⚽ Pavlovic rocket: off the crossbar and in! Could Paleari have done better?

36th MINUTE - We were saying Torino was better than Milan, and just when you least expect it, the Rossoneri take the lead with a piece of brilliance from Pavlovic, his fourth goal of the Serie A season.

After a headed clearance from Coco, the Serbian defender controls with his chest and unleashes a powerful left-footed shot from distance: the ball loops over Paleari, kisses the crossbar, and ends up in the net. The feeling is that the Granata goalkeeper was slightly out of position, thus getting caught out by the venomous and powerful trajectory from the Milan defender.

👍 Torino better than Milan in the first 30'

Torino starts better, immediately taking control of the tempo and putting Milan under pressure, especially from set pieces: Simeone, Vlasic, and Ismajli are dangerous, with Maignan forced into heroics. The Granata keep pushing with Gineitis and again Simeone, but lack precision in the final third.

Milan tries to react with Pavlovic and slightly ups the tempo with Bartesaghi and the combinations between Pulisic and Rabiot, but the final pass is still missing. The match balances out as the minutes go by, but the feeling remains: Torino was better in this first half hour.

4️⃣ Milan on the pitch today with the fourth kit

👑 Yet another RECORD for King Luka Modric

As reported by Opta, Luka Modric has reached the milestone of 550 appearances in the Big-5 European leagues: since his debut season in these competitions (with Tottenham in 2008/09), only Antoine Griezmann (555) has made more – HERE THE SHARING OF THE SUP BALLON D’OR.

🗣 Allegri to DAZN on Leao and Fullkrug

"This is an important match, we’re coming off a defeat and the standings are getting tighter. And then Torino is doing well: we’ll need a technically very good game with order and compactness. Leao? He had a flare-up of his adductor, we talked and decided it was best for him to recover. He’ll need about twenty days, he won’t go to the national team to get over the injury. Leao can play as a center forward, Fullkrug is more used to playing in this position but regardless of who’s on the pitch, we have to get the result"

🗣 D'Aversa to DAZN on the team and Vlasic

"I saw a team that has regained confidence in its own abilities, because we don’t deserve this position in the standings. The choices in attack? Zapata attacks the depth better than the others and this week he worked very well. Modric? It’s not necessarily Vlasic who has to mark him when we don’t have possession... And then there’s Pavlovic who knows how to break forward".

✅ The OFFICIAL lineups

MILAN (3-5-2): Maignan; Tomori, De Winter, Pavlovic; Saelemaekers, Fofana, Modric, Rabiot, Bartesaghi; Pulisic, Fullkrug.

TORINO (3-4-1-2): Paleari; Coco, Ismajli, Ebosse; Pedersen, Pratiİ, Gineitis, Obrador; Vlašić; Simeone, Zapata

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