US EditionAC Milan turns jeers into cheers vs Torino and cuts Inter’s Serie A lead to 6 points
- AC Milan came from behind to win 3-2 against Torino and cut Inter Milan's Serie A lead to six points on Saturday.
- After a slow first half, AC Milan scored two quick goals early in the second half to secure their victory over Torino.
- AC Milan advanced to second place in Serie A, one point ahead of Napoli, which won 1-0 against Cagliari on Friday.
- Torino led the first half, but Milan's coach Massimiliano Allegri motivated the team to improve after halftime.
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AC Milan turns jeers into cheers vs Torino and cuts Inter’s Serie A lead to 6 points
AC Milan changed gears in the second half and stormed to a 3-2 win over Torino in Serie A. Milan trimmed the gap to leader Inter Milan to six points.
In the postpartum of the AC Milan-Torino FC, a duel in which the Rossoneri imposed 3-2 on the Granata, Massimiliano Allegri attended the microphones of Milan TV to comment on the performance of his own.
Following the 3-2 AC Milan-Torino win, Allegri addressed the press conference to answer questions from journalists. Among other questions, the Tuscan coach clarified Leao's situation and shared his thoughts on the match and the incident surrounding the penalty awarded to the Granata. Allegri: "Leao? He deserves thanks." Following his team's important victory over Torino, Allegri answered various questions from journalists in the press room. Focu…
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Massimiliano Allegri, AC Milan’s coach, spoke at a press conference after Milan–Torino, a match valid for the 30th round of Serie A. Here are his statements, translated clearly into English: What will you do tomorrow evening? “Tomorrow I won’t do anything. I thank the players for giving me a pleasant break.” What kind of match was it? “In the first half, Torino formed a solid central block and we forced the play inside a bit too much. We struggl…
Buenos Aires, 21 March (NA) -- Milan beat 3 to 2 to Torino in San Siro, left behind the fall to Lazio and remained five points behind Inter in Serie A, with a win that keeps him in the fight for the title. As the Argentine News Agency learned, the team of Massimiliano Allegri opened the score at 37 minutes of the first time at an adverse moment, thanks to a stroke of Strahinja Pavlović, who connected flying from outside the area, the ball hit th…
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