Venezia vs Torino
Serie A » 2024-08-30
2024-08-30 16:30
M. Marcenaro
Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo - VeneziaAfter having drawn against Milan and won against Atalanta, Torino have won seven points in the first three Serie A matches for the second time in their last three top-flight campaigns (seven also in 2022/23) – after that the Granata were able to record this just two times in the previous 18 Leagues played in the three points per win era (seven both in 2017/18 and 2015/16).
Torino are the team with the fewest goals conceded in the first 30 minutes of game (five) among those present in the last two Serie A campaigns (from 2023/24).
Torino and Venezia are the two sides with the most shots on target conceded in the first half of game in this first three Serie A matches: precisely 12 for the Lagunari and 10 for the Granata – followed by Parma (eight in two matches) and Como (seven in two games).
Venezia are unbeaten in eight of their last nine Serie A games against Torino (W2 D6), losing only in September 1999 (1-2) – after having recorded six consecutive defeats against the Granata in the competition.
After the success in the last match against Torino in Serie A (2-1 in February 2022 at the Olimpico Grande Torino), Venezia could win two consecutive matches against the Granata for the first time in the top-flight.
Venezia and Torino have drawn each of their last five games at the Penzo in Serie A, with the Granata having a longer open streak of consecutive away draws only against SPAL in the competition (six).
Venezia are unbeaten in their last two home Serie A games (a 4-3 win against Bologna and a 0-0 draw against Cagliari in May 2022); the Venetians have not recorded a longer home streak without defeat in the competition since December 2001 (four in that case).
After the draw against Milan and the win against Atalanta, Torino could earn seven points from their first three games played for the second time in the last three Serie A seasons (seven also in 2022/23), having managed to do so only twice in the 18 previous top-flight campaigns played in the three-point-for-a-win era (seven in both 2017/18 and 2015/16).
