
Series A
7:45 p.mFebruary 13, 2026
Regular season – 25
Garibaldi Arena – Romeo Anconetani Stadium
Referee: Michael Fabbri, Italy


Pisa


AC Milan
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0.77
Expected Goals (xG)
2.35
Passing by
265 (79%)
Accurate passes
616 (90%)
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12
G
Nicholas
6.3
2
d
Rosen Bozhinov
6.3
4
d
Antonio Caracciolo (C)
6.2
5
d
Simone Canestrelli
6.3
3
M
Samuel Angori
6.6
20
M
Michel Aebischer
6.3
M
Philip Loyola
71′
M
Idrissa Toure
10
F
Matteo Tramoni
6.9
32
F
Stefano Moreo
6.9
81
F
Filip Stojilković
6.5
trainer
Massimiliano Allegri

Serie A classification – Serie A
Qualification/Relegation
- Promotion – Champions League (League phase)
- Promotion – Europa League (League phase)
- Promotion – Conference League (ranking)
- Relegation – Serie B
AC Milan secured a dramatic 2-1 win against a resilient Pisa at the Arena Garibaldi. Veteran Luka Modrić scored a decisive late winner to clinch a crucial three Serie A points for the Rossoneri.
AC Milan arrived in Pisa as strong contenders for the title, second in Serie A with 50 points. Hosts Pisa, who were in 19th position, were in desperate need of a result. Arena Garibaldi buzzed with anticipation on February 13, 2026.
The game began with Milan claiming early possession, dictating the tempo. Pisa defended resolutely, looking to absorb pressure and counter. In the 16th minute, Ibrahima Toure received a yellow card for a cynical challenge.
Clear chances were few and far between despite Milan’s control. The breakthrough came in the 39th minute. Ruben Loftus-Cheek made a powerful shot, assisted by Zaid Athekame, which gave Milan a deserved lead.
Milan held a one-goal lead at the break. This slender margin meant that the tie remained open. Pisa needed to find another team for the second half.
The second half started in spectacular fashion for Milan. They won a penalty in the 56th minute after a foul. Niclas Fullkrug goes forward, but misses his shot wide.
Pisa capitalized on the renewed belief, finding the equalizer in the 71st minute. Felipe Loyola headed home a crucial goal. His strike fired up the home crowd and restored parity.
Milan quickly responded with substitutions, bringing on Rafael Leao, Samuele Ricci and Christian Pulisic. These changes injected new energy and urgency. His persistence paid off in the 85th minute.
Veteran Luka Modrić collected a precise pass from Samuele Ricci. He then kicked the decisive goal wide. Adrien Rabiot subsequently received two swift yellow cards for a late red card.
Statistical analysis showed that Milan dominated possession with 66% and an xG of 2.35. Pisa recorded an xG of 0.77. Both teams only managed two shots on goal, but Milan’s clinical advantage proved decisive.
This crucial 2-1 victory consolidates AC Milan’s second position, keeping the pressure on the league leaders. Pisa, despite a valiant effort, remain in the relegation zone, facing an uphill battle.

