AC Milan lost 0-2 to Ferencvarosi TC in the Europa League on 2026-11-05, and the ratings show why the result felt so poor for the home side. L. Torriani was Milan's best mark at 7.32, but too many of the starters stayed in the mid-4s and low-5s while Ferencvarosi TC took control through L. Joseph and K. Zachariassen.
Torriani stood out in a weak Milan evening
Torriani made 6 saves and still came out as Milan's top-rated player, which says enough about the rest of the night. His 7.32 was well clear of most of the outfield performances, and it was one of the few individual marks that looked remotely solid in a team defeat.
The better Milan starters were still only scraping respectability. K. De Winter posted 6.44, F. Terracciano 6.65, Christian Pulišić 6.79 off the bench and Luka Modrić 7.01 in 27 minutes, but none of that changed the fact that the overall display was flat.
Ferencvarosi TC did the damage
Joseph finished with 8.4, the highest individual rating on the pitch, and scored both goals in the win. Zachariassen added 2 assists and an 8.3 rating, giving Ferencvarosi TC the kind of control and final pass Milan never matched.
Milan's three defeats in the competition have left playoff qualification complicated, and the standings reflect that pressure. They are 24th in the UEFA Europa League standings with 3 points after 3 matches, which keeps the margin for error very small even if top-eight talk is still not officially dead.
Calciomercato.it's ratings desk said Milan's defeat made top-eight qualification "practically impossible", while also noting the team will need points to keep playoff qualification alive. The table still offers a route, but AC Milan cannot afford many more nights like this one before the league phase starts closing in on them.
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