Torino vs Udinese

Torino have not lost any of their first eight home games played in Serie A in 2025 (4W and 4D) and the Granata have not been undefeated in their first eight home matches in a calendar year in the top league since 2017 (eight even then).

Ché Adams has scored nine goals in the current Serie A and in Europe's major five leagues has never done better in a single season (nine also in 2020/21 with Southampton).

Torino have scored 10 goals with substituted players in the match in this Serie A (on a par with AC Milan and Parma) and in this top league only Lazio have done better (16).

Torino have won six of their last seven games (D1) against Udinese in the second half of the Serie A season, keeping a clean sheet in each of these victories, as many clean sheets as the Granata had in their previous 18 matches against the Friulians in the second half of the season.

After six consecutive defeats in Serie A between 2003 and 2008 against Udinese, Torino have lost the same number of matches against the Friulians across the following 26 in the top-flight (W14 D6): the last defeat dates to 6 February 2022 (0-2 at the Bluenergy Stadium).

Udinese have failed to score in 18 of their 39 Serie A games played away to Torino, or in 46% of their away games: only against Parma (48%) and Atalanta (49%) have the Friulians done worse in terms of away goals in the topflight (min. 15 away games).

Torino have not lost any of their seven games (W3 D4) at the Olimpico Grande Torino in 2025; the Granata team could remain unbeaten in their first eight home games of a calendar year in Serie A for the first time since 2017, under Sinisa Mihajlovic (six draws, two wins in that case).

Torino have conceded just 13 goals in their 15 home games this season: only Napoli have conceded fewer in home games (11 goals). Furthermore, since the Granata returned to Serie A (in 2012/13), only in 2014/15 (12) and 2023/24 (eight) have they conceded fewer at home in the tournament at this point in the season.