Result TORINO 1 – 0 COMO, Friday 25 October 2024, Serie A Week 9

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Result Torino 1 – 0 Como, Friday 25 October 2024, Serie A Week 9

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31% Ball Possession TORINO and 69% Ball Possession COMO
       Torino 1 – 0 Como    
75′ Alieu Njie
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Serie A Standing BEFORE the game:
Torino, 9th position with 11 points and a positive goal difference of “0”
Como, 14th position with 9 points and a negative goal difference of -4

Torino won the Serie A Week 9 match against Como on Friday, October 25, 2024, at the Olimpico di Torino Stadium in Turin, Italy.  This victory marks a turning point for Torino. After suffering three straight losses in Serie A against Lazio, Inter, and Cagliari, they were on the brink of a troubling streak. The last time they faced four consecutive defeats under one coach was back in February to March 2018, during Walter Mazzarri’s tenure. Torino secured a win against Como, reclaiming the three points they had been without for more than a month. This victory boosts the Granata to 14 points. Meanwhile, Como’s struggles continue, as they face their second loss in three matches and are now in danger of being surpassed by Monza and Parma, who are set to play against Venezia and Empoli, respectively.

This matchup marked a reunion for the two teams in Serie A after a long gap of 21 years and 154 days, with their last encounter on May 24, 2003, resulting in a 1-0 win for Como at the Sinigaglia.

.. and the goal arrived…

Torino broke the deadlock in the 75th minute. Braunoder attempted a header back-pass to Audero, but it lacked power, giving Njie the chance to sprint past Audero and slot the ball into the unguarded net. This marked the 19-year-old’s first professional goal for Torino.

✅  Stats before the game

Torino have remained unbeaten in 12 of their 13 home games against Como in Serie A (W7 L5), the only away win for the Lariani against the Granata in the tournament dates back to 6 April 1986 (3-1).

Torino are coming off three consecutive defeats in Serie A (vs Lazio, Inter and Cagliari) and under a single coach they have not achieved four consecutive defeats in the league since the period between February and March 2018, under Walter Mazzarri.

Como drew their last league match (1-1 against Parma) and have not recorded two draws in a row in Serie A since February 2003 (against Empoli and Parma in that case).

Como have recorded 17 direct attacks in this championship (intended as actions that start in their own half of the pitch, have at least 50% forward movement and end with a play in the opponent’s area), equal to Napoli and less only than Milan (20) and Atalanta (18).

Torino are the team that have suffered the most shots, both in total (151) and on target (46), as well as being the second team for Expected Goals against in this championship (14.4), behind only Genoa (14.7). After his goal against Cagliari in the last round, Antonio Sanabria (48 – 39 goals and 9 assists) is close to being involved in 50 goals in Serie A; the Paraguayan, however, has not been involved in a goal for at least two consecutive appearances in the competition since May 2023 (a streak that has now reached four).

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Serie A tickets2024 – 2025 Italian Serie A Week 9

Result Torino 1 – 0 Como
Saturday 25 October 2024
Olimpico di Torino Stadium
Turin, Italy

20:45

Referee: AYROLDI
Assistants:  GARZELLI – RICCI
Fourth Official:  COLLU
VAR: PATERNA
AVAR: PEZZUTO

⚽️ Goals: 75′ Alieu Njie (T)

🟨 Booked: 3′ Gabriel Strefezza (C), 32′ Adam Masina (T), 32′ Karol Linetty (T), 36′ Edoardo Goldaniga (C), 64′ Mërgim Vojvoda (T), 73′ Nico Paz (C)

✅ Official Lineups – Formations – Tabellino:

Lineup TORINO (3-5-2): Milinkovic Savic; Walukiewicz (46′ Vojvoda), Maripan, Coco; Lazaro, Vlasic (72′ Tameze), Linetty (65′ Gineitis), Ricci, Masina (93′ Dembele); Adams, Sanabria (65′ Njie).

Subs: Paleari, Donnarumma, Karamoh, Pedersen, Ciammaglichella, Bianay Balcot, Gabellini.

Coach: Vanoli.

Lineup COMO (4-2-3-1): Audero; Kempf, Goldaniga, Dossena, Moreno; Sergi Roberto (37’ Braunoder), Perrone (83′ Belotto); Strefezza (74′ Da Cunha), Paz (83′ Mazzitelli), Fadera (83’ Ali Jasim), Cutrone.

Subs: Reina, Sala, Iovine, Baselli, Gabrielloni, Jack, Cerri, Verdi, Barba.

Coach:  Cesc Fabregas.