AC Milan will aim to swiftly move on from their disappointing draw with Roma in Serie A with the champions of Italy set to welcome Torino to the San Siro in the Coppa Italia round of 16 as the Turin outfit remain winless since action resumed.
After the World Cup, Milan have entered competitive action with a very hectic schedule, as they have this Coppa Italia battle, another league encounter and a Supercoppa Italiana final with Inter Milan to come in the next week alone.
So far since the World Cup, Milan have remained unbeaten but lost a grip on third in the table. Rafael Leao got amongst the goals just 10 minutes into the comeback game, as Sandro Tonali scored five minutes later in a 2-1 win over Salernitana.
However, in a brutal draw with Roma, Milan have seen Juventus take over them in third. The champions took a 2-0 lead in the 77th minute after a goal from Pierre Kalulu and a finish from Tommaso Pogeba.
However, a goal from Roger Ibanez in the 87th minute and a finish from Tammy Abraham deep into stoppage time forced a draw at the San Siro from out of nowhere.
Milan still sit within seven points of Napoli in first as the club aim to defend their league title, as the league leaders lost to Inter Milan two weeks ago. However, Juventus now sit ahead of them after their narrow wins recently and their stunning defensive record.
Milan may have scored more than most in Serie A, but by conceding 18 times from 17 games, they have let in the most goals in the top six of Serie A after rivals Inter.
As for Torino, they have drawn 1-1 in both of their comeback games since the World Cup to push them down into 10th and put their top half status in the league in doubt.
Aleksei Miranchuk got amongst the goals once more in the 1-1 draw with Hellas Verona, but fellow goalscorer, Antonio Sanabria, scored in the 1-1 draw with Salernitana.
The Turin side have still only managed to score 18 goals from 17 games this season, which means they are the lowest-scoring side in the top half of the table this campaign.
They have, however, let in just 19 goals and lost as many games as they have won (6).
Forebet predicts a win for Milan here and for the game to see under 2.5 goals.