Torino vs Atalanta

Nikola Krstovic (two goals and three assists) has been directly involved in the most goals in Serie A this season: five, one more than Marcus Thuram (3 goals + 1 assist), Christian Pulisic (3 goals + 1 assist), and Kenan Yildiz (1 goal + 3 assists).

In the calendar year 2025, no player has scored more than one goal in more games than Nikola Krstović in Serie A: three, level with Pedro.

Atalanta are unbeaten in Serie A in 2025/26 (W2 D2), in the previous 13 Serie A campaigns only in 2022/23 they hadn’t lost any of their first four league games.

Atalanta and Torino drew their last Serie A match (1-1, 1 February 2025) and have not drawn consecutive games in the competition since 2017; furthermore, after a win and a draw last season, the Granata could go three games unbeaten against Atalanta for the first time since September 2018 and September 2019 (2W, 1D).

Torino have won two of their last four Serie A matches against Atalanta (D1 L1), the same number of wins as in their previous 14 encounters against the club (D5 L7); the Granata have also scored in the first half in each of their last two encounters, the last time they did so in three consecutive matches against the Nerazzurri since 1994.

Atalanta have lost their last two away games against Torino in Serie A, after winning four in a row; the Bergamo side have not lost consecutive matches away to Torino in the competition since the 2008-2014 period (a streak of four).

Torino returned to winning ways on the final day of Serie A (1-0 against Roma) - ending a streak of seven games without a win or a goal (D2 L5) - and could achieve consecutive league victories for the second time in 2025, after those against Milan and Monza in February and March.

Atalanta have lost just one of their 10 Serie A away games in 2025 (W7 D2), averaging 2.5 goals per game; no ever-present team in the competition has lost fewer away matches than Atalanta this calendar year (Napoli and Roma have also lost one).