Milan hit a nine-year low in second half of the season as UCL spot under threat

Milan have only accumulated 25 points in the second half of the season, the lowest total in the last nine years.

Massimiliano Allegri’s Milan find themselves fighting for a Champions League place with just two games remaining following a dreadful run of form in the second part of the campaign.

As reported by TMW, the Rossoneri have only earned 25 points in the Gione di Ritorno, the fewest in the last nine seasons.

Milan have lost three of their last five league games and are now level on 67 points with Roma in fourth.

If Rossoneri and Giallorossi finish level on points, Allegri’s side will finish ahead, having a better head-to-head record against Gian Piero Gasperini’s side this season, with one win and one draw.

Tension is running high at San Siro, where fans protested against club CEO Giorgio Furlani before the kick-off of a Serie A match against Atalanta on Sunday.

Milan’s remaining fixtures are away at Genoa and at home to Cagliari, while Roma will play their city rivals Lazio in the next round and already-relegated Verona in the last game of the season.

2025-26 – Massimiliano Allegri: 25 points 2024-25 – Sérgio Conceição: 30 points 2023/24 – Stefano Pioli 35 points 2022/23 – Stefano Pioli 26 points 2021/22 – Stefano Pioli 38 points 2020/21 – Stefano Pioli 32 points 2019/20 – Stefano Pioli 35 points 2018/19 – Gennaro Gattuso 31 points 2017/18 – Gennaro Gattuso 35 points