Stefano Pioli makes his 100th Serie A appearance on the Milan bench this evening and has already achieved a club record in the three points for a win era.
The tactician reaches the milestone at San Siro against Bologna, as Serie A leaders and current Scudetto favourites.
He took over in October 2019 and took them to second place last season.
His current record at Milan in Serie A is so far 60 victories, 22 draws and only 17 defeats, having scored 187 goals and conceded 107.
Pioli amassed 202 points in 99 league matches, making him the Milan coach with the highest average points in this competition during the three points for a win era, therefore since the 1994-95 campaign.
Under his guidance, the Diavolo picked up an average of 2.04 points per match in Serie A.
When the statistics are widened to include all competition, Pioli has averaged 1.96 points per game, with 73 wins, 30 draws and 24 defeats on the Rossoneri bench.
100 – This is the 100th Serie A game as AC Milan manager for Stefano Pioli, in the three points for a win era (since 1994/95) he is the coach with the highest average points for the Rossoneri in the competition: 2.04 per match. Formidable.#MilanBologna pic.twitter.com/PvTA7qqXyY
— OptaPaolo 🏆 (@OptaPaolo) April 4, 2022