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Stadio Olimpico di Torino
Bologna won
Our Torino vs Bologna prediction centers on a low-scoring affair between two struggling Serie A sides. This Serie A preview highlights Torino's dire home form, having lost four of their last five league matches at the Stadio Olimpico, including devastating defeats to Como (0-6) and Roma (0-2). Bologna arrives with their own concerns, sitting 10th after losing to Parma and suffering a penalty shootout exit to Lazio in the Coppa Italia. Both teams have significant injury problems - Torino miss key defender A. Ismajli and midfielder I. Ilic (questionable), while Bologna are without suspended midfielder T. Pobega and injured defender C. Lykogiannis. The visitors' fixture congestion adds another layer of complexity, with Europa League commitments creating fatigue risks. Recent head-to-head encounters favor low-scoring outcomes, with their last meeting ending 0-0. Our expert picks suggest this match will be decided by fine margins, making it an ideal candidate for football tips today focused on defensive solidity over attacking flair.
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2025/2026 Season
Torino vs Bologna - Match Analysis
Bologna's superior league position (10th vs 13th) and Torino's catastrophic home form make them the logical favorites. Torino have lost four of their last five home league matches, including a shocking 6-0 defeat to Como. Bologna's away record, while inconsistent, shows more resilience than Torino's home displays. The visitors also have fewer injury concerns and better squad depth to handle this crucial fixture.
Over 2.5 Goals offers excellent value given both teams' defensive frailties - they've combined for 73 goals conceded in 48 league games. Both Teams to Score is another strong option as Torino usually score at home despite poor results, while Bologna have enough attacking quality to find the net. Draw No Bet on Bologna provides safety while backing the better team in this fixture.
Torino's defensive injuries are more concerning, with A. Ismajli definitely out and I. Ilic questionable with a back problem. This weakens an already fragile defense that conceded six goals to Como recently. Bologna miss suspended midfielder T. Pobega and injured defender C. Lykogiannis, but their squad depth is superior. The injury impact favors Bologna, who can better cope with their absences than Torino can manage theirs.
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Last 10 head-to-head matchups
Recent encounters between these sides have been tight affairs with mixed results. In their last meeting this season, they played...
Recent encounters between these sides have been tight affairs with mixed results. In their last meeting this season, they played out a goalless draw at Bologna's Dall'Ara stadium. Looking back to last season, Bologna won 3-2 at home before Torino claimed a 2-0 victory in Turin. The pattern shows home advantage has been crucial, with four of the last six meetings producing draws or narrow wins for the host team.
Last 15 matches across all competitionsSerie A matches highlighted
13 of 15 in Serie A
Form Rating
3.7/10
Torino's recent form has been catastrophic, particularly at home where they've become vulnerable to heavy...
Torino's recent form has been catastrophic, particularly at home where they've become vulnerable to heavy defeats. Their 6-0 thrashing by Como represents one of the season's most shocking results, followed by a 2-0 home loss to Roma. They managed just one home win against Lecce in their last five league matches at the Stadio Olimpico. Defensively, they've conceded 42 goals in 24 league games, the joint-worst record in Serie A's top half. Key injuries to defender A. Ismajli and the questionable availability of midfielder I. Ilic further weaken their already fragile setup. Antonio Sanabria remains their main attacking threat despite the team's struggles.
10 of 15 in Serie A
Form Rating
3/10
Bologna's away form has been inconsistent, managing just four wins in 12 away league fixtures...
Bologna's away form has been inconsistent, managing just four wins in 12 away league fixtures this season. Their recent 1-0 defeat to Parma highlighted ongoing attacking issues, with the team struggling to break down organized defenses. The penalty shootout loss to Lazio in the Coppa Italia, despite a creditable 1-1 draw, shows their competitive spirit but also reveals mental fragility in crucial moments. Suspended midfielder T. Pobega's absence removes a key creative outlet, while defender C. Lykogiannis remains sidelined with a hamstring injury. Their fixture congestion with Europa League commitments against Brann adds fatigue concerns. Riccardo Orsolini and Joshua Zirkzee provide the main attacking threats when fit.









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