Torino Bologna betting prediction

After 5 wins, 4 draws and 7 losses, the home team is in the 11^th position, havinf won 19 points so far. In the last match, they have won in an away match against Empoli by (0‑1), after in the previous match they have tied (0‑0) an away match against Genoa. Interestingly enough, this is a team that has had better results in away matches than at home, since they have won 11 points in away matches and only 8 at their stadium. In the last 7 home league matches Torino has a record of 2 wins, 2 draws and 3 losses, so they have won 8 points out of 21 possible. There are a few recurrent results in their home league matches at half‑time: 0‑1 (3 out of 7 matches) and 0‑0 (3 out of 7 matches). Defensive consistency hasn’t been their best feature, as they have conceded goals in 7 of the last 10 matches for this competition. In their home matches there is a tendency for few goals, since 15 of the last 21 matches have ended with Under 2,5 goals. In 16 matches for this competition, they have conceded the first goal 8 times and have only turned the score around in 1. there is 1 period that stands out in the last 20 home matches for all competitions: they have scored 7 of their 20 goals between minutes (46'‑60').

Torino go into this match on the back of a 0-1 win at Empoli: the only goal of the game was scored by Ché Adams. The home side usually play in a 3-5-2 tactical system, giving more importance to a style of play of constant transitions. The two most advanced players are Antonio Sanabria and Yann Karamoh. When they go on the offensive, they usually do so through the right flank, taking advantage of the depth provided by Marcus Pedersen. Saúl Coco is out through injury, as are Zanos Savva, Perr Schuurs, Emirhan İlkhan and Duván Zapata, all with fitness problems.

Confirmed Lineup: Vanja Milinković-Savić, Sebastian Walukiewicz, Borna Sosa, Marcus Pedersen, Adam Masina, Guillermo Maripán, Gvidas Gineitis, Samuele Ricci, Karol Linetty, Antonio Sanabria, Yann Karamoh.
Coach: I. Juric.