Torino vs Genoa

The Serie A mid-table clash between Torino and Genoa will take place at Turin on Saturday evening with a single point separating the teams.

Toro maintains a slight advantage over Genoa in the Serie A standings following their draw against Atalanta BC which has kept their 2025 season undefeated.

Torino successfully halted their downward trajectory which threatened their survival as a multi-club entity and now aim for a place among the top half of Serie A.

The Granata maintain their undefeated streak in Serie A with six matches while sitting two points behind Udinese in tenth position. They are on the verge of achieving their first seven-game undefeated run since 2019.

The Granata secured an important draw in Bergamo when Guillermo Maripan scored an equalizer after conceding to Atalanta before Vanja Milinkovic-Savic made a vital penalty save.

During a 2-0 victory against Cagliari at home Che Adams scored twice while Toro maintained their clean sheet record in Turin.

Torino and Real Madrid share the title for most home shut-outs among European top five league clubs since last season's start with 17 clean sheets in 30 matches.

The team enters their Saturday match with a remarkable Serie A record of 26 wins and one loss in their last 40 home fixtures against Genoa.
Genoa managed only one victory from their previous 13 Serie A matches against Torino since March 2022 but drew 0-0 in their December meeting at Stadio Luigi Ferraris.

The Ligurian club aims to reverse their fortunes this weekend by winning against Toro which would boost their position in the table and potentially place them in the upper half.

Cesare Casadei, Eljif Elmas, and former Fiorentina captain Cristiano Biraghi might all play on Saturday since Paolo Vanoli strengthened his team in the closing days of the winter transfer season.

Mario Balotelli, an undesired striker who does not agree with Patrick Vieira, was not let go by Genoa, but Alessandro Vogliacco and Pierluigi Gollini, two other marginal players, left.

Goalie Vanja Milinkovic-Savic has made the most saves (86) in Serie A this season, behind a likely 4-2-3-1 configuration led by leading scorer Che Adams.