Milan staged a memorable comeback in Turin, defeating Torino 3-2 in the 14th round of Serie A. The American Christian Pulisic scored a brace, and Adrien Rabiot scored the first for the team of Massimiliano Allegri, while for the home team, Nikola Vlasic and Duván Zapata had scored. With this victory, Milan climbs to the top of the Serie A table with 31 points, equaling Napoli. The team created several clear chances, but only found its reward when Pulisic came off the bench and, seconds later, pushed in a low cross to make it 2-2. The American, initially rested due to flu-like symptoms, became the offensive engine in the final stretch, exploiting the spaces left by Torino in its attempt to regain control of the match. With the morale boost from the equalizer, Milan maintained the pressure and ultimately completed a comeback that leaves it with full momentum heading into the final stretch of the year. Pulisic, decisive since his introduction, sealed his brace to make it 3-2 and place the 'rossoneri' at the top of the championship. Torino, for its part, remained in 16th place, three points from Pisa, the last team in the relegation zone, which lost 1-0 to Parma. The goal by Adrian Benedyczak in the 40th minute allowed 'I Crociati' to reach 14 points and maintain a cushion from the bottom of the table. Finally, Genoa defeated Udinese away 2-1 with goals from Ruslan Malinovskyi and Brooke Norton-Cuffy, while for the home team, Jakub Piotrowski had scored. Thanks to this victory, the visiting team also equaled the 14-point mark. Udinese, for its part, is in 11th place with 18 units.
