The Turin club once again failed to impress last season, finishing twelfth with 45 points and only edging Parma on the additional criteria. However, new manager Abate began with a cup victory over Carrarese, although they were subsequently eliminated after a 0-1 home defeat to Monza. They then lost their opening Serie A matches against Milan and Sassuolo. In the latest round, they faced another struggling side in Fiorentina and, despite conceding again, managed to win 2-1.
The ambitious capital club brought in Gasperini as manager ahead of the 2025/2026 season. He guided his new side to third place at the first attempt. This finally allowed them to return to the Champions League, where the Italians drew 1-1 away to Fenerbahçe. Domestically, they made a strong start, thrashing both Fiorentina and Lecce 4-0. The match against Atalanta was more difficult and they even conceded, but still eventually won 2-1.
Torino are currently averaging 1.33 goals scored per game while conceding 1.67. Roma have scored 3.33 goals per match in this campaign while conceding just 0.33.
Head to Head matches: Torino vs Roma
Roma have won four of the last six meetings, suffering two defeats.
The hosts are not fancied here, and rightly so. The visitors should extend their successful league run by securing another victory (odds – 1.60).
Torino vs Roma: key statistics and trends
Torino have lost three of their four matches this season
100% of Torino’s matches have featured goals from both teams, with an average total of 3.0 goals per game
Roma have won three Serie A matches in a row
33% of Roma’s matches have featured goals from both teams, with an average total of 3.67 goals per game
Torino vs Roma: Possible starting lineups
Torino play in a 1-5-3-2 formation (possible lineup): Maschardi – Cacciamani, Fortini, Gëmert, Coco, Comuzzo – Vlasic, Fitz-Jim, Gineitis – Adams, Simeone
Roma play in a 1-3-4-2-1 formation (possible lineup): Svilar – Hermoso, Mancini, Ghilardi – Wesley França, Cristante, Koné, Lulli – Soulé, Dybala – Malen
