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Ruben Amorim got his first win in his first Serie A game as AC Milan put in a convincing display to beat Torino on Sunday night. Though the scoreline shows a one-goal margin of victory, Milan were on top for the vast majority of the contest and got their rewards through Alphadjo Cisse and Adrien Rabiot’s quick-fire double just after the hour mark. Read SempreMilan ad-free and get access to exclusive news. Click here for a free trial! Che Adams would net a late consolation for the home side with a wonderful overhead kick, but the Rossoneri were good value for the three points, responding to the wins for Inter, Napoli and Juventus earlier in the round. Today’s front pages Below is how the newspapers in Italy look this morning, with each of them referencing the win in Turin last night. La Gazzetta dello Sport: “Milan flashes. Amorim starts well, struggles, but gets it done against Torino. Cissè (19) scores on his debut, Rabiot scores immediately after. Granata dominate the finale, and Adams’s invention arrives late. The Rossoneri coach: ‘I celebrated like a fan’.” Corriere dello Sport: “Three Milan-worthy minutes. Amorim wins in Turin, led by Cisse and Rabiot. The youngster launched by the Portuguese coach breaks the deadlock in his first Serie A start, and the Frenchman scores again 180 seconds later.” “Modric is surprisingly left out, on the bench until the 56th minute. Adams’ goal at the end proves futile for Abate, as Njie hits the post.” Tuttosport: “Rabiot is a Devil. Assist for Cisse and a goal: the Frenchman comes on and decides the game. Adams, a useless feat. Two goals in three minutes reward Amorim’s decisions: Milan respond present.” QS: “A new Milan with a smile. Cisse scored on his debut, then Rabiot: Torino defeated.”