And with time dwindling, the Brazilian star punctuated a superlative effort with a second tally from close range, courtesy of Juan Cuadrado in the 87th minute.

The win represented a bounce-back showing of sorts for Antonio Conte's side, which fell to Real Madrid, , in its second International Champions Cup contest.

Milan, meanwhile, dropped its final two ICC games after Liverpool handed it a defeat in Santa Clara, California. However, there were plenty of positives for both sides to take away from the preseason tournament as they begin to ramp up preparations for the start of their respective regular seasons.

Milan is slated to open Serie A play on Aug. Conte only held a brief meeting with reporters after the win, but he did reflect on Oscar's two-goal display as the night wrapped up.

Conte also explained that his final squad is coming into view with the end of the summer transfer window and the start of a new campaign on the horizon.

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Chelsea 0 - 1 AC Milan. Yet it is difficult to say whether AC Milan's inability to ripple the back of the net was due more to their inability to loosen their creative juices or Chelsea's typically English defensive resilience.

Regardless, the Rossoneri probably do not need to worry about their ability to create chances—they were, after all, playing one of Europe's very best, and most complete, teams.

Victor Moses was spectacular against Inter in Indianapolis recently, and his performance against Milan's other, better, team proves that he is hitting a purple patch at precisely the right time.

The young Nigerian who, though just 22 years old, seems to have been active for quite a while must compete with a plethora of world-class wingers and forwards, but he looks to have the stuff to win that challenge.

After coming on at halftime, Moses was an extremely live wire on the right wing, running Kevin Constant into the ground and dribbling his way through Milan's defense multiple times.

He would be an automatic starter on almost every other English club but still might be on Chelsea's star-studded side.

As always, Fernando Torres showed that he is capable of the spectacularly skillful and the spectacularly awful.

At one point in the second half, the much-maligned Spaniard received the ball on the right wing during a promising counterattack, promptly fell over and recovered quickly enough to nutmeg his marker and skip past several more Milan players into the box.

Once there, of course, he hesitated and played a mistimed pass that led to the death of one of Chelsea's more promising attacking spells.

With both Demba Ba and the explosive Romelu Lukaku nipping at his heels, Mourinho might not be able to stick with Torres for very long. People tend to approach preseason tournaments—even those that feature very prominent clubs—with a sort of passing interest.

The matches are friendlies, after all. Fortunately, AC Milan and Chelsea did not approach this match with any desire to be amicable toward one another.