Torino will take on league challengers Roma in the Serie A at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino on Sunday, with the home team looking to bounce back after a difficult run of results.
The home team bounced back from their recent Serie A defeat to Atalanta by producing an impressive 3-2 away win over Roma in midweek Coppa Italia action.
Following that result, completing a quick double over the Giallorossi would be a timely boost for a Torino side keen to avoid drifting into mid-table obscurity.
However, their recent form at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino offers little encouragement, with four defeats in their last five home league matches. Having already lost their last two Serie A games on home soil, a third straight home defeat would mark their worst such run.
Roma, meanwhile, arrive in strong league form after securing back-to-back 2-0 victories, which have lifted them into fifth place and firmly in contention for UEFA Champions League qualification.
Defensive solidity has underpinned that run, with consecutive clean sheets opening the door to achieving three in a row for the first time this season. Their away record, though, remains a concern, having lost three of their last four Serie A matches on the road.
A draw appears unlikely here too, as none of Roma’s last 16 competitive away fixtures have ended level, suggesting this contest should produce a decisive outcome.
Read our Torino vs Roma predictions and preview to find out, and remember to check our other Serie A predictions.
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Torino vs Roma prediction: Away team to snatch a win
Key statistics
- Under 2.5 goals have been scored in their last three meetings.
- Roma have won three of their last five encounters with Torino.
- First-half draws have been played in three of their last five clashes.
Correct score prediction: Torino 0-1 Roma
Ahead of this clash, we expect the away team to secure a narrow victory. We predict a narrow 1-0 win for Roma based on their superior away form and Torino’s recent struggles at home.
The Giallorossi have shown they can grind out results on the road, while Torino have conceded at least two goals in three of their last four matches. We believe Roma’s attacking quality will be enough to overcome a Torino defence.
Pre-match odds and win probability: Roma are slight favourites away
- Home: 29/10 (3.90) – 25.6%
- Draw: 12/5 (3.40) – 29.4%
- Away: 19/20 (1.95) – 51.3%
*Odds provided by Ladbrokes. Subject to change.*
Roma just edge the odds a bit given by the bookmakers, despite playing away, with odds of 1.95 implying a 51.3% chance of victory. Torino are priced at 3.90, reflecting a 25.6% likelihood of a home win, while the draw is available at 3.40 (29.4%), suggesting a competitive matchup but one where Roma are expected to edge it.
Most recent head-to-head: Roma hold the advantage
Roma have had the advantage in their previous encounters and looking at their last six competitive meetings, Roma have won three times, Torino have won once and one match ended in a draw.
The most recent clash saw Torino claim a shock 1-0 away win in 2025, but Roma had enjoyed a strong run of results against the Granata. They secured a convincing 2-0 victory in Turin in the return leg.
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Torino preview: Key absences in the team
Torino head coach Marco Baroni will once again have to cope without Ivan Ilic, as the midfielder remains sidelined through injury. In addition, Adam Masina is unavailable as he continues international duty with Africa Cup of Nations finalists Morocco, further reducing Torino’s options.
Predicted lineup: Paleari (GK), Ismajli, Maripan, Coco, Pedersen, Casadei, İlhank, Vlasic, Lazaro, Adams & Zapata
Last five fixtures
- 13.01.26 – AS Roma 2–3 Torino
- 10.01.26 – Atalanta 2–0 Torino
- 07.01.26 – Torino 1–2 Udinese
- 04.01.26 – Verona 0–3 Torino
- 27.12.25 – Torino 1–2 Cagliari
Roma preview: Selection issues and possible debut
Roma travel with key attacking absences, as Artem Dovbyk is ruled out and Evan Ferguson remains a major doubt. That situation could see new signing Donyell Malen handed an immediate debut, potentially partnering Paulo Dybala in attack.
There is better news in defence, with Gianluca Mancini available again after serving a suspension. However, Roma are still without Lorenzo Pellegrini and Tommaso Baldanzi due to injury, while Neil El Aynaoui remains away on international duty as he prepares for the Africa Cup of Nations final.
Predicted lineup: Svilar (GK), Mancini, Ndicka, Hermoso, Celik, Cristante, Kone, Wesley, Soule, Dybala & Malen
Last five fixtures
- 13.01.26 – AS Roma 2–3 Torino
- 10.01.26 – AS Roma 2–0 Sassuolo
- 06.01.26 – Lecce 0–2 AS Roma
- 03.01.26 – Atalanta 1–0 AS Roma
- 29.12.25 – AS Roma 3–1 Genoa
Player to watch: Matias Soule
Matias Soule has been a standout player for Roma in recent weeks. The young attacker was instrumental in the victory over Sassuolo, scoring one goal and providing an assist.
He has been a constant threat, contributing significantly to Roma’s attacking output. This season, he has scored six goals and provided four assists. We expect him to play a key role in breaking down the Torino defence on Sunday.