Torino vs Udinese – Following a 2-1 Coppa Italia loss to Fiorentina last time out, Torino will be seeking to improve on their previous performance here. Torino controlled 42% of the game’s possession and 7 of its 11 shots on goal were successful.
Yann Karamoh scored for Torino in the 93rd minute. Fiorentina had 22 tries at goal at the other end, with 7 of those being successful. Fiorentina scored through Luka Jovi (65′) and Jonathan Ikoné (90′).
Ivan Juri’s Torino have scored six goals in their previous six games for an average of one goal per game. Torino have lost their last two league games at home coming into this match.
Udinese and Hellas Verona drew 1-1 in the previous match in Serie A. In that game, Udinese enjoyed 55% of the possession and 8 of their 26 shots on goal were successful.
Lazar Samardi (21′) and Rodrigo Beco (4′ Own Goal) scored the goals for Udinese. Hellas Verona, their rivals, made 10 attempts at goal, only two of which were successful.
The numbers speak for themselves; Udinese has allowed 8 goals in their previous 6 games after being scored against in 5 of those contests. Udinese can undoubtedly play much better defense. However, we’ll simply have to wait to see if that pattern holds in this game.
Torino vs Udinese – Betting Analysis
When comparing their previous head-to-head matches dating back to June 23, 2020, Torino has won 4 and Udinese has won 2, with 0 games being tied.
The two teams combined to score 15 goals during those matches, with Il Toro scoring 8 and Bianconeri Friuliani scoring 7. 2.5 goals have been scored on average each game.
The final league game between these clubs came on Serie A Match Day 11 on October 23, 2022, with the final score being Udinese 1-2 Torino.
At that point, Udinese held 54% of the possession and 4 of 15 shots on goal were successful. Gerard Deulofeu (26′) was the only member of their team to register a goal.
Six of Torino’s 12 shots on goal were on target. Pietro Pellegri (69′) and Ola Aina (14′) both scored. Matteo Marchetti served as the official.
Ivan Juri, the Torino manager, will be without Koffi Djidji (nose surgery), Valentino Lazaro (knee sideband tear), Pietro Pellegri (biceps femoris muscle injury), and David Zima (meniscal injury).
The only fitness issue that Udinese coach Andrea Sottil needs to worry about is due to a mostly full-strength group. Gerard Deulofeu won’t be participating due to knee surgery.
When comparing these two squads, we believe that Udinese may find it difficult to score against this Torino outfit, who we believe may be able to grind out a victory.
What are the best odds for the game?
In terms of the bookies’ odds on the full-time result market, staking on Torino can be had for 2.3, a wager on a draw is 3.17 and betting on victory for Udinese is 3.3. Those are the best of the prices on offer right now.
Torino vs Udinese – Head -to- Head
Our Prediction: Under 3.5 Goals
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