Torino vs AC Milan Predictions, Betting Tips and Match Previews

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Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino

Torino

AC Milan

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Both Teams To Score

Reason for tip

Torino have scored in five consecutive home games across all competitions – hitting six in their last four Serie A games at this venue. Milan have scored 19 goals in 13 Serie A games and they’ve scored in five of their seven away games in all comps. The Rossoneri have conceded in three of their last four trips. Both teams have scored in each of the last four meetings between these sides and that pattern looks set to continue.

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AC Milan 2-1

Reason for tip

Torino have a strong recent record against Milan but they come into this game winless in five and after back-to-back defeats. Milan remain unbeaten on the road in Serie A and can claim the points here in what should be a close game, take a chance on a 2-1 win for the visitors.

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Rafael Leao To Score Anytime

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Rafael Leao is Milan’s joint top scorer in Serie A with five goals and he has two in his last three appearances in the league. The Portugal international can add to his haul in Turin on Monday.

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Torino have scored in five consecutive home games.
Both teams have scored in four of Milan’s last eight games.
Both teams have scored in each of the last four meetings.

Both teams can strike in Turin

AC Milan are the clear favourites ahead of their trip to Torino on Monday but the Serie A leaders have found this venue to be a tough hunting ground in recent seasons and the best angle could be backing both of these teams to score.

Il Toro have scored a modest six goals in as many home games in Serie A but all six of those goals have come in their last four, and they have now scored in five successive home games across all competitions.

Milan have scored 19 goals in 13 Serie A games and they’ve scored in five of their seven away games in all comps. The Rossoneri have conceded in three of their last four trips, however, so both teams can get on the scoresheet.

Torino are unbeaten in three against Milan, winning twice, but they come into the game in poor form as they are winless in five and have lost their last two. The pacesetters should be able to claim maximum points here as they remain unbeaten away in Serie A (W3, D3) so a 2-1 win for Milan has a chance.

Rafael Leao is Milan’s joint top scorer in Serie A with five goals and he has two in his last three appearances in the league. The Portugal international can add to his haul in Turin on Monday.