Player statistic
1st half
| 5' | Morten Frendrup | |||
| 7' | Morten Thorsby | |||
| Cesare Casadei | 29' |
2nd half
| 53' | Jeff Ekhator | |||
| Nikola Vlasic | 59' | |||
| Stefano Sabelli | 63' | |||
| Guillermo Maripán (Assist: Valentino Lazaro) |
90' |
Match statistic
59
Possession
41
13
Total shots
11
6
Shots on target
3
3
Shots off target
5
4
Blocked shots
3
9
Corners
1
1
Offsides
0
14
Fouls
9
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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Torino, 14th position with 8 points and a negative goal difference of -7
Genoa, 20th position with 3 points and a negative goal difference of -6
A much-needed win came for Torino as they triumphed over Genoa in Serie A Week 8 on Sunday, October 26, 2025. The match held at the Stadio Olimpico in Turin concluded with a score of 2-1. This victory allows Torino to rise to 10th place with 11 points, now tied with Cremonese. Meanwhile, Genoa sits at the bottom with just 3 points, tied with Fiorentina, who have yet to play.
Can you believe it? Genoa has only managed to secure 3 points in 8 games this season. This marks the worst start in their history during the 3-point era. The previous low was 5 points in 8 matches back in the 2016/2017 season.
Torino is finding their rhythm after a draw with Lazio and a win against Napoli. They faced challenges against Genoa, who nearly took a 2-0 lead in the first half. However, the substitutions of Valentino Lazaro and Cyril Ngonge made a significant impact, allowing Torino to turn the match around. With this loss, Genoa remains at the bottom of the standings, despite their cautious defensive strategy. The standout player for Torino was Guillermo Maripán, who scored the decisive goal in the 90th minute.
This week, the midweek round is set to take place. Torino will be back in action on Tuesday the 29th at 20:45, facing Bologna away. Genoa will also play against Cremonese at home on the same day and time.
Genoa gained the upper hand in the 7th minute. Morten Thorsby netted a goal with a right-footed shot aimed at the center. The Granata defense made a critical error, as Asllani slipped and failed to intercept the ball. Thorsby capitalized on this, getting past Paleari as he came out. Ekhator provided the assist from the right, but Asllani was unable to make the save.


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Torino managed to level the score in the 63rd minute. A remarkable equalizer came from an own goal by Stefano Sabelli, who inadvertently struck the ball with his left knee, leaving goalkeeper Leali completely deceived.

A fantastic conclusion at the Olimpico that brought immense joy to the supporters. Torino netted the decisive goal in the 90th minute. Guillermo Maripán found the net with a right-footed strike into the top right corner. The assist came from Valentino Lazaro, who delivered a cross after a corner conceded by Mikael Ellertsson.

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Forward Giovanni Simeone, known as "El Cholito," has netted goals in his last two league games against Lazio and Napoli. If he scores again, it will mark the first time in five years that he has found the net in three consecutive Serie A matches, a streak that began in October 2020 with Cagliari. Born in 1995, he kicked off his Serie A career with Genoa in the 2016/17 season, where he scored 12 goals in total. Additionally, Giovanni Simeone is one of only two players who have been substituted in every match this season, alongside Armand Laurienté.
This match will feature a showdown between two of the six players who have made the most appearances as substitutes in Serie A this season: Jeff Ekhator and Ché Adams, each with six.
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🇮🇹 Referee Kevin Bonacina, a member of the Bergamo A.I.A. section, will direct the game. Alessandro Lo Cicero and Filippo Bercigli, from the Brescia and Florence sections, respectively, have been appointed as assistant referees. Referee Davide Massa, a member of the Imperia section, will be the fourth official. Video assistance will be provided by referee Di Bello, from the Brindisi section, with the support of referee Lorenzo Maggioni, from the Lecco section.

Torino has remained unbeaten in 13 of their last 14 Serie A encounters with Genoa (W8 D5), with the Grifone's sole victory during this stretch occurring on March 18, 2022, at the Ferraris stadium (1-0, thanks to a goal from Manolo Portanova). Notably, the two teams have drawn their last three league meetings and have never achieved four consecutive draws in Serie A.
Torino has managed to avoid defeat in 40 of their last 41 home matches against Genoa in Serie A (W26 D14). The Rossoblu's only away victory in this timeframe was on May 24, 2009, with a 3-2 win while Gian Piero Gasperini was at the helm, featuring a brace from Diego Milito and a goal from Rubén Olivera for the Ligurians.
Following their 1-0 win over Napoli, Torino aims to secure two consecutive league victories for the first time since February-March, when they triumphed over Milan and Monza. The Granata have recorded three clean sheets in seven Serie A matches this season, matching the total from their previous 16 top-flight games.
Genoa has managed just one win in their last 14 Serie A matches (5D, 8L): a 3-1 away victory against Bologna on the last day of the previous season. Additionally, after their recent 0-0 draw with Parma, Genoa could potentially draw two consecutive matches in the tournament for the first time since last March, when they faced Empoli and Cagliari.


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2025 – 2026 Italian Serie A Week 8
🐂 Torino 2 – 1 Genoa 🔴⚫️
Sunday 26 October 2025
Olimpico di Torino Stadium
Turin, Italy
12:30
Referee: BONACINA
Assistants: LO CICERO – BERCIGLI
Fourth Official: MASSA
VAR: DI BELLO
AVAR: MAGGIONI
⚽️ Goals: 7' Morten Thorsby (G), 63' Stefano Sabelli (own goal), 90' Guillermo Maripán (T)
🟨 Yellow Cards: 5' Morten Frendrup (G), 29' Cesare Casadei (T), 53' Jeff Ekhator (G), 59' Nikola Vlasic (T)
✅ Official Lineups - Formations - Tabellino:
🐂 Lineup Torino (3-4-1-2): Paleari; Tameze, Maripán, Coco; Pedersen, Casadei, Asllani (59’ Ismajli), Biraghi (59’ Lazaro); Vlasic (59’ Ngonge); Simeone (83' Zapata), Adams (72' Gineitis).
Subs: Popa, Siviero, Masina, Ilkhan, Ilic, Dembele, Njie.
Coach: Marco Baroni.
🔴⚫️ Lineup Genoa (4-2-3-1): Leali; Sabelli (76’ Cornet), Ostigard, Vásquez, Ellertsson; Masini, Frendrup (76’ Onana); Norton-Cuffy, Malinovskyi (86’ Colombo), Thorsby (86’ Vitinha); Ekhator (61’ Ekuban).
Subs: Siegrist, Sommariva, Martin, Messias, Gronbaek, Carboni, Cuenca, Otoa, Fini, Cornet, Venturino.
Coach: Patrick Viera.


Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Torino, 14th position with 8 points and a negative goal difference of -7
Genoa, 20th position with 3 points and a negative goal difference of -6
A much-needed win came for Torino as they triumphed over Genoa in Serie A Week 8 on Sunday, October 26, 2025. The match held at the Stadio Olimpico in Turin concluded with a score of 2-1. This victory allows Torino to rise to 10th place with 11 points, now tied with Cremonese. Meanwhile, Genoa sits at the bottom with just 3 points, tied with Fiorentina, who have yet to play.
Can you believe it? Genoa has only managed to secure 3 points in 8 games this season. This marks the worst start in their history during the 3-point era. The previous low was 5 points in 8 matches back in the 2016/2017 season.
Torino is finding their rhythm after a draw with Lazio and a win against Napoli. They faced challenges against Genoa, who nearly took a 2-0 lead in the first half. However, the substitutions of Valentino Lazaro and Cyril Ngonge made a significant impact, allowing Torino to turn the match around. With this loss, Genoa remains at the bottom of the standings, despite their cautious defensive strategy. The standout player for Torino was Guillermo Maripán, who scored the decisive goal in the 90th minute.
This week, the midweek round is set to take place. Torino will be back in action on Tuesday the 29th at 20:45, facing Bologna away. Genoa will also play against Cremonese at home on the same day and time.
🐂 Torino 0 – 1 Genoa 🔴⚫️
Genoa gained the upper hand in the 7th minute. Morten Thorsby netted a goal with a right-footed shot aimed at the center. The Granata defense made a critical error, as Asllani slipped and failed to intercept the ball. Thorsby capitalized on this, getting past Paleari as he came out. Ekhator provided the assist from the right, but Asllani was unable to make the save.
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🐂 Torino 1 – 1 Genoa 🔴⚫️
Torino managed to level the score in the 63rd minute. A remarkable equalizer came from an own goal by Stefano Sabelli, who inadvertently struck the ball with his left knee, leaving goalkeeper Leali completely deceived.
🐂 Torino 2 – 1 Genoa 🔴⚫️
A fantastic conclusion at the Olimpico that brought immense joy to the supporters. Torino netted the decisive goal in the 90th minute. Guillermo Maripán found the net with a right-footed strike into the top right corner. The assist came from Valentino Lazaro, who delivered a cross after a corner conceded by Mikael Ellertsson.
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Torino's Guillermo Maripán has been chosen as the Panini Player of the Match in the Torino 2 - 1 victory over Genoa.
Player Statistics
Forward Giovanni Simeone, known as "El Cholito," has netted goals in his last two league games against Lazio and Napoli. If he scores again, it will mark the first time in five years that he has found the net in three consecutive Serie A matches, a streak that began in October 2020 with Cagliari. Born in 1995, he kicked off his Serie A career with Genoa in the 2016/17 season, where he scored 12 goals in total. Additionally, Giovanni Simeone is one of only two players who have been substituted in every match this season, alongside Armand Laurienté.
This match will feature a showdown between two of the six players who have made the most appearances as substitutes in Serie A this season: Jeff Ekhator and Ché Adams, each with six.
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Torino vs Genoa Match Officials
🇮🇹 Referee Kevin Bonacina, a member of the Bergamo A.I.A. section, will direct the game. Alessandro Lo Cicero and Filippo Bercigli, from the Brescia and Florence sections, respectively, have been appointed as assistant referees. Referee Davide Massa, a member of the Imperia section, will be the fourth official. Video assistance will be provided by referee Di Bello, from the Brindisi section, with the support of referee Lorenzo Maggioni, from the Lecco section.
Statistics before the game
Torino has remained unbeaten in 13 of their last 14 Serie A encounters with Genoa (W8 D5), with the Grifone's sole victory during this stretch occurring on March 18, 2022, at the Ferraris stadium (1-0, thanks to a goal from Manolo Portanova). Notably, the two teams have drawn their last three league meetings and have never achieved four consecutive draws in Serie A.
Torino has managed to avoid defeat in 40 of their last 41 home matches against Genoa in Serie A (W26 D14). The Rossoblu's only away victory in this timeframe was on May 24, 2009, with a 3-2 win while Gian Piero Gasperini was at the helm, featuring a brace from Diego Milito and a goal from Rubén Olivera for the Ligurians.
Following their 1-0 win over Napoli, Torino aims to secure two consecutive league victories for the first time since February-March, when they triumphed over Milan and Monza. The Granata have recorded three clean sheets in seven Serie A matches this season, matching the total from their previous 16 top-flight games.
Genoa has managed just one win in their last 14 Serie A matches (5D, 8L): a 3-1 away victory against Bologna on the last day of the previous season. Additionally, after their recent 0-0 draw with Parma, Genoa could potentially draw two consecutive matches in the tournament for the first time since last March, when they faced Empoli and Cagliari.
Torino official starting lineup against Genoa
Genoa official starting lineup against Torino
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2025 – 2026 Italian Serie A Week 8🐂 Torino 2 – 1 Genoa 🔴⚫️
Sunday 26 October 2025
Olimpico di Torino Stadium
Turin, Italy
12:30
Referee: BONACINA
Assistants: LO CICERO – BERCIGLI
Fourth Official: MASSA
VAR: DI BELLO
AVAR: MAGGIONI
⚽️ Goals: 7' Morten Thorsby (G), 63' Stefano Sabelli (own goal), 90' Guillermo Maripán (T)
🟨 Yellow Cards: 5' Morten Frendrup (G), 29' Cesare Casadei (T), 53' Jeff Ekhator (G), 59' Nikola Vlasic (T)
✅ Official Lineups - Formations - Tabellino:
🐂 Lineup Torino (3-4-1-2): Paleari; Tameze, Maripán, Coco; Pedersen, Casadei, Asllani (59’ Ismajli), Biraghi (59’ Lazaro); Vlasic (59’ Ngonge); Simeone (83' Zapata), Adams (72' Gineitis).
Subs: Popa, Siviero, Masina, Ilkhan, Ilic, Dembele, Njie.
Coach: Marco Baroni.
🔴⚫️ Lineup Genoa (4-2-3-1): Leali; Sabelli (76’ Cornet), Ostigard, Vásquez, Ellertsson; Masini, Frendrup (76’ Onana); Norton-Cuffy, Malinovskyi (86’ Colombo), Thorsby (86’ Vitinha); Ekhator (61’ Ekuban).
Subs: Siegrist, Sommariva, Martin, Messias, Gronbaek, Carboni, Cuenca, Otoa, Fini, Cornet, Venturino.
Coach: Patrick Viera.
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