The Serie A season is nearing its end, and Forebet has more of the latest data, analysis, football predictions and trends for the final two games of the season where AC Milan heads to Turin to meet with Torino.
Milan are guaranteed to finish second and to runners-up and their San Siro rivals, Inter Milan.
The Rossoneri come into this game, however, adrift of Inter in the league table by eight points and were never truly in a title race.
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Milan have managed to secure 22 wins in Serie A this season with them losing six times and letting in an alarming 43 goals - this is 24 more than that of Inter's tally in first place.
The second-placed side have managed to score an impressive 72, however, which is only bettered by that of Inter in first place.
The run towards the end of the season has been quite topsy-turvy for Milan, as they drew 0-0 with Juventus three weeks ago in Turin after a loss to Inter that saw them lose the Serie A title to them.
Milan followed this up with a 3-3 draw against Genoa where Alessandro Florenzi scored alongside late goals from Matteo Gabbia and Olivier Giroud.
Up next, Milan played out a home win over Cagliari, as Christian Pulisic capped off a fantastic debut season for him where he scored twice alongside a goal each from Rafael Leao, Ismael Bennacer and Tijjani Reijnders.
Stefano Pioli's men have also lost to Roma in the Europa League quarter-finals in the past few weeks, and it means another season without a trophy for the San Siro natives.
Torino have had another topsy-turvy campaign of their own. The club head into this one without a hope of European football once more, as they are behind seventh-placed Lazio by nine points and have no chance of a mathematical qualification.
Torino do head into this game of the back of a win over Hellas Verona last Sunday, as Zanos Savva and Pietro Pellegri scored a goal each.
Nevertheless, once again, a top half finish for the Turin outfit is in doubt, as they sit 10th yet again - this would be the third time they’ve finished 10th in the past five seasons.
Milan won this game 4-1 last time out, as Pulisic scored alongside a finish from Theo Hernandez and a Giroud brace. Perr Schuurs scored for Torino.
Forebet now predicts a draw and for the game to see under 2.5 goals.