Liverpool vs AC Milan match result: score 2-4

AC Milan's performance in the preseason against Liverpool in a Saturday, July 26, 2025 at Kai Tak Sports Park, Hong Kong. In this game characterized by open offense and multiple exciting goals, the Ross and Blacks won with a rather astonishing 4-2 score.

Milan's four goals were scored by Rafael Leo (10th minute), Ruben Loftus Chik (52nd minute), and Noah Okafor in the second half (59th minute, 90+4th minute). Liverpool scored goals through Dominic Sobosloy (26th minute) and Cody Garkepo (90+3rd minute), but failed to resist Milan's attack.

Allegri is proud of his players, who once again demonstrated their effectiveness with a 3-5-2 formation, showing very solid performance. In addition to victory, this game proves that the Ross and Blacks began to find the rhythm of the game. Leo performed outstandingly, Milan led the first half from the beginning of the game, with teams both sides suppressing each other and creating opportunities. Mohamed Salah once put Milan's defense in trouble, but Malik Tiava quickly closed the space.

The first golden opportunity was actually obtained by Leo after Allison made a mistake, but the winger did not seize the opportunity. Still, Leo continued to be a threat and eventually scored with a left foot shot from close range.

Goals are achieved through Allegri's fast offensive style, which relies on a transition from defense to offense. However, Milan's lead didn't last long, as Schobosley returned with a curve ball outside the penalty area.

Milan's dominance in the second half entered the second half, and Allegri adjusted the squad by replacing Okafor, Mousa, Gabia and Tranacho. This substitution was immediately effective, and Milan once again took the lead through Loftus-Chik's quick counterattack.

Leo once again participated in the second goal process and gave Loftus Chick an accurate pass. Soon after, Salemarkels and Okafore collaborated on the right to bring the team a third goal.

After leading 3-1, Allegri provided playing time for some young players and rookies such as Estepina and Comoto. Although Liverpool's header through Garkepo once narrowed the score gap, the game remained in order.

Okafor blocked the victory, and Allegri was satisfied. In the last few minutes, Okafor once again used the Liverpool defender's mistake to write down his name on the scoreboard. Milan's fourth goal also ended the game with a score of 4-2, which is fair to the team that performs more effectively.

Allegri looked very satisfied on the sidelines, watching his players sharply in the offense and neat enough in the defense. The key to Milan's victory is rapid conversions and efficient zones in the third zone.

In addition to victory, this game is also a time for young players and Milan reserve players to prove themselves. Allegri has a clear understanding of the depth of the roster for the coming challenging new season.

Liverpool's starting lineup against AC Milan

Liverpool (4-2-3-1): Alisson; Robertson, Van Dijk, Gravenberg, Stephenson; Morton, Sobosloy; Ninggumoha, Elliott, Salah; Wiltz

Coach: Arn Slot

AC Milan(3-5-2): Manion; Pavlovic, Tio, Tomori; Bartesage, Pulisic, Fofana, Richie, Selmex; Leo Loftus Chick

Coach: Masimiliano Allegri