Bologna vs Torino

With 41 points won (in 24 matches), Bologna have surpassed 40 points at this point in the tournament for the third time in the three-point-per-win era (since 1994/95): after 2023/24 (42) and 2001/02 (41).

Before Dan Ndoye (two braces in the current championship), the last foreign player to score more than one multiple goal with Bologna in a Serie A season was Marko Arnautovic in 2021/22.

Among the foreign midfielders, considering the last three seasons (since 2022/23), only Hakan Calhanoglu (three out of three) has exceeded the quota of five goal-scoring appearances in a single A league season more times than Nikola Vlasic (2022/23 and 2024/25); three goals and three winning passes in the current league.

Bologna have won three of their last five Serie A games against Torino (D1 L1), as many wins as they had in their previous 19 games against the Granata in the competition (D8 L8).

Torino haven’t won any of their last eight away Serie A games against Bologna (D5 L3) and, among opponents currently in Serie A, only against Inter (9), Napoli (12), Juventus (19) and Milan (29) do they have a longer open streak of away games without a win.

Bologna haven’t conceded goal in their last three Serie A games against Torino and have never kept more clean sheets in a row against the Granata; the last time the Rossoblu recorded more consecutive clean sheets against a single opponent in the competition was in April 2016 against Genoa (five).

Torino have drawn six of their last seven Serie A games (W1), at least two more draws than any other team in the Big-5 European leagues since Christmas.

Bologna are unbeaten in all six of their Serie A games played in 2025 (W2 D4); the last time they didn’t lose any of their first seven games in a single calendar year in the top flight was in 2012, under Stefano Pioli.