Milan x Torino line-up confirmed and where to watch live at San Siro in Serie ABy Carolina Costa
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The Milan hosts the Torino this Saturday, March 21, 2026, at 2pm (Milão, Itália local time), at the Torino tries to add important points to distance itself from the relegation zone. The confrontation promises balance, with Milan counting on the strength of the home fans and Torino betting on a solid defensive posture to exploit counterattacks.
Live broadcast on Brasil takes place on ESPN (closed TV) and Disney+ (streaming). Fans can follow all the details of the match in real time through these platforms.
Milan confirmed lineup
Coach Massimiliano Allegri opted for a 3-5-2 formation. Mike Maignan assumes the goal as captain. The line of three defenders has Fikayo Tomori, Koni De Winter and Strahinja Pavlović. In midfield, Alexis Saelemaekers, Youssouf Fofana, Luka Modrić, Adrien Rabiot and Davide Bartesaghi make up the sector. In attack, Christian Pulisic and Niclas Füllkrug lead the offensive. Important Ausências include Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Matteo Gabbia, both out due to injury. The team seeks to impose a high pace from the beginning to dominate the actions.
Torino confirmed lineup
Roberto D’Aversa started the team in a 3-4-1-2 formation. Alberto Paleari saves the goal. The defense has Saúl Coco, Ardian Ismajli and Enzo Ebosse. The wings have Marcus Holmgren Pedersen and Rafael Obrador, while the midfield has Matteo Prati, Gvidas Gineitis, Nikola Vlašić and another support player. Giovanni Simeone and Ché Adams form the attacking duo. Torino presents occasional absences, but maintains a compact structure to neutralize the opponent’s attacks.
Match context in the table
Milan occupies third place in Serie A with 60 points from 29 games, the result of a consistent campaign that includes good results at home. Torino appears in 14th place with 33 points in the same number of matches, needing positive results to improve their situation in the standings. The recent history between the teams indicates close games, with Milan having an advantage in the last direct meetings, but Torino capable of surprising in visits to San Siro.
Featured players
Strahinja Pavlović has stood out in the Milan defense with confident performances and contributions when passing the ball. Pelo Torino, Nikola Vlašić gains attention for his midfield control and ability to create plays. Ambos athletes can influence the outcome based on recent performance. The match also highlights the experience of Luka Modrić in the Rossoneri midfield, who organizes the transitions, and the presence of Ché Adams in the Granata attack, always dangerous in finishing.
Additional match details
Referee Francesco Fourneau commands the game, with an average of 4.79 cards per game this season. San Siro should have a good crowd, favoring Milan in search of victory. Torino adopts a reactive strategy, prioritizing defensive compaction to explore spaces at speed.
Absences and substitutions
Milan deals with confirmed absences in defense and midfield, but the squad has bench options such as Pietro Terracciano, Pervis Estupiñán and others for adjustments during the match. Torino also has reserves like Ivan Ilić and Valentino Lazaro available to reinforce the team if necessary. Essas absences do not prevent both coaches from putting together competitive teams for the duel.
Expectations for the game
Milan enters as favorites due to their position in the table and home advantage, but Torino arrives motivated to score away. The match should have moments of Rossoneri pressure in the first half, with Torino looking to hold on to the result and counterattack. Broadcast on ESPN and Disney+ allows fans to follow every move.







