Torino vs Empoli Result 2025-03-15

15-03-2025 19:45
MatchDay 29

Player statistic

2nd half
Gvidas Gineitis Yellow card 49'    
Nikola Vlasic Goal 70'    

Match statistic

51
Possession
49
13
Total shots
16
3
Shots on target
2
7
Shots off target
7
3
Blocked shots
7
5
Corners
5
4
Offsides
2
9
Fouls
12

Torino won the Serie A Week 29 match on Saturday, March 15, 2025, at the Olimpico di Torino Stadium in Turin, Italy. As it stands, Torino reaches 38 points, while Empoli is struggling in 18th place with just 22 points.

Torino secures three points after a challenging match. Empoli starts off stronger, displaying greater creativity than the home side in the first half. However, in the second half, Vanoli's squad becomes more resilient and concentrated.  Torino ultimately scoring the winning goal with a right-footed shot from Nikola Vlasic just twenty minutes before the final whistle. Despite their late efforts, the Tuscans are unable to equalize and remain in the relegation zone.

Empoli's situation is delicate, their performance has collapsed after a good first half of the season. D'Aversa's team is currently in third-last place and has brought home only two points in the last nine games

Turin is unbeaten in three games, coming off a 2-2 draw against Parma. Vanoli's team wants to maintain their good performance at the Olimpico where the Granata have not lost since last December 21st

Torino gained the upper hand in the 71st minute.  Nikola Vlasic found the net with a right-footed shot aimed at the bottom right corner. Ultimately, Toro broke the stalemate thanks to their number 10, who skillfully controlled the ball near the edge of the area, even under pressure from Marianucci, and placed it perfectly into the bottom corner!

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Stats before the game
Empoli has managed to secure just two victories in their last 11 league encounters with Torino, recording 5 draws and 4 losses. Their wins came on 19 May 2019 with a score of 4-1 and again on 6 April 2024, when they triumphed 3-2 in the return match of last season's Serie A.

Torino remains unbeaten in their last five home matches against Empoli in Serie A, with 2 wins and 3 draws. This follows a period where they lost four out of their first seven home games against Empoli, winning only 2 and drawing 1. Following their 1-0 victory on 13 December, Torino has the opportunity to achieve back-to-back wins against Empoli for the first time in Serie A history. Notably, Empoli is the team that the Granata have faced the most in the league, totaling 25 matches, without ever managing to secure two consecutive wins.

Empoli currently holds the record for the longest winless streak in Serie A, having gone 13 matches without a victory (3 draws and 10 losses). In their history within the league, they have only experienced longer winless runs twice: from December 1998 to March 1999 (15 matches) and from December 2021 to April 2022 (16 matches).

Torino, on the other hand, has been quite resilient, remaining unbeaten in 10 of their last 11 league matches (3 wins and 7 losses). They have scored in each of their last nine games, marking a significant achievement. The last time they managed to score in consecutive matches for more than one game in a Serie A season was between January and May 2017, when they achieved a remarkable streak of 14 games under coach Sinisa Mihajlovic.

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Torino
Empoli

Starting lineups

32
Vanja Milinković-Savić
34
Cristiano Biraghi
13
Guillermo Maripán
23
Saúl Coco
Defender
4
Sebastian Walukiewicz
46'
22
Cesare Casadei
Midfielder
11
Eljif Elmas
Midfielder
83'
66
Gvidas Gineitis
Midfielder
63'
10
Nikola Vlasic
Midfielder
90'
28
Samuele Ricci
Midfielder
18
Ché Adams
Attacker
1
Marco Silvestri
Goalkeeper
34
Ardian Ismajli
Defender
3
Giuseppe Pezzella
7
Junior Sambia
Defender
76'
13
Liberato Cacace
Defender
35
Luca Marianucci
Defender
5
Alberto Grassi
Midfielder
6
Liam Henderson
Midfielder
86'
18
Christian Kouamé
11
Emmanuel Gyasi
Attacker
99
Sebastiano Esposito
67'

Substitutes

16
Marcus Pedersen
Defender
8
Ivan Ilić
Midfielder
77
Karol Linetty
Midfielder
21
Ali Dembélé
Defender
17
Antonio Donnarumma
Goalkeeper
1
Alberto Paleari
Goalkeeper
24
Borna Sosa
Defender
15
Amine Salama
Attacker
5
Adam Masina
Defender
46'
20
Valentino Lazaro
Defender
63'
7
Yann Karamoh
Attacker
83'
61
Adrien Tameze
Midfielder
90'
23
Devis Vásquez
Goalkeeper
24
Tyronne Ebuehi
Defender
12
Jacopo Seghetti
Goalkeeper
2
Saba Goglichidze
Defender
22
Mattia De Sciglio
98
Federico Brancolini
Goalkeeper
31
Lorenzo Tosto
Defender
36
Jacopo Bacci
Midfielder
89
Thomas Campaniello
41
Ank Asmussen
Attacker
29
Lorenzo Colombo
Attacker
67'
Viktor Kovalenko
Midfielder
76'
90
Ismael Konate
Attacker
86'

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