Milan beat Torino 2-1 in Serie A, using their greater control and attacking volume to settle a contest in which both sides deployed a 3-4-2-1 formation. The visitors held 59% possession and produced 19 shots, compared with Torino’s eight, allowing them to sustain pressure while matching their territorial advantage with better chances. Milan’s 2.15 xG underlined that superiority, although Torino’s 1.29 xG showed the hosts remained capable of threatening despite having less of the ball. Alphadjo Cisse and Adrien Rabiot scored Milan’s goals, giving their side the decisive edge, while Che Adams struck for Torino. Milan placed four efforts on target, with Torino goalkeeper facing all four and recording a 50% save rate; at the other end, Torino managed only one shot on target. The shared formations made individual execution between the lines particularly important, and Milan’s additional possession and shot volume ultimately provided more routes to goal than Torino could generate. Luca Zufferli oversaw a match decided by Milan’s sharper attacking output. Milan begin their league form with an important away victory.