Torino vs Bologna

Torino have gained 19 or fewer points after their first 17 Serie A games for the first time since 2020/21 (12 in that case).

Torino have lost eight of their last 12 league matches (W2 D2): in the period (from the 6th matchday), only less than Hellas Verona (9); they have collected also eight points, more than only Monza (7) and Venezia (6).

Torino have failed to score in six of their last eight Serie A matches: as many as in their previous 20 games in the top-flight.

Torino have failed to score in three of their last five Serie A matches against Bologna, as many times as in the previous 26; the Granata have failed to score in the two most recent ones and have not gone three games in a row without scoring against the Rossoblu since the period between 1962 and 1963.

Torino have won 34 home games against Bologna in Serie A (D22 L10) and only against Fiorentina have they done better in the competition (40 home wins, but with 10 more games).

In their last seven league games, Torino have scored just two goals, while in their previous nine they averaged 1.7 goals per game (15 goals); in fact, the Granata have not scored in two games in a row in Serie A since a run of five between September and October.

In 2024, Torino have conceded a maximum of one goal in 15 of their 17 home games, 88%, a record percentage in Serie A for the period, on par with today's opponents Bologna.

Bologna have won five of their last seven league games (D1 L1), as many wins as in their previous 19 (D11 L3); in the period (since the start of round 10) only Atalanta (21) have won more points than the rossoblù (16, level with Inter) in the competition.