Alphadjo Cissè and Adrien Rabiot scored in quick succession as AC Milan kicked off their Serie A campaign with a 2-1 victory away at Torino.
Following a goalless first half at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, the visitors struck twice inside two second-half minutes to seize control of the contest.
Torino goalkeeper Francesco Mascardi had kept the hosts level before the interval, notably parrying a dangerous strike after Samuel Chukwueze wove his way into the box.
Milan broke the deadlock in the 64th minute when Cissè found the net following sustained pressure in the Torino penalty area.
Rabiot doubled the advantage just two minutes later with a composed finish in the 66th minute to put the visitors firmly in command.
Torino responded by introducing Ché Adams, Niccolò Fortini, and Alieu Njie in a triple substitution as they searched for a way back into the match.
The hosts created late pressure and Adams halved the deficit in the third minute of stoppage time with a sharp finish.
Referee Luca Zufferli sounded the final whistle shortly after the restart to ensure Milan secured maximum points from their opening fixture.
The result gives Milan a winning start on the road, while Torino begin their campaign without points despite a spirited stoppage-time rally.
