

Serie A
•Round 8

Torino
Finished
3 : 2
(HT 1 - 0)
23rd Oct 2026, 14:45

Monza
Torino to win


Author
Fact checker Janne Kouva
Torino remain the preferred home side after three wins in five, while Monza's open recent matches leave room for a narrow 2-1 result.
The published Torino win prediction still looks the right lean, with a 2-1 scoreline the best fit for the available form. Torino have won three of their last five, while Monza's five recent games have all seen both teams score. The supplied starters are not assigned to either side, so they do not alter the view. The goals prices have shortened too, which is worth a closer look.
I'm sticking with the existing Torino win lean. Their last five league matches have produced three wins, including the latest 3-0 result at Parma and a 2-1 home win over Udinese. That is a stronger recent return than Monza's two wins, one draw and two defeats across the same span. Torino also hold a modest league edge after seven matches: 10 points and 10th place, compared with Monza's seven points in 14th.
Monza are still the reason this is only a medium-confidence home call. They have scored 13 league goals, one more than Torino, and both teams have scored in all five of their recent matches. Their latest 4-0 win over Cagliari underlines that they can hurt opponents, even though the wider run also includes 3-1 and 3-2 defeats. That keeps the original 2-1 projection sensible rather than making this look like a straightforward Torino result.
Confirmed starters are supplied, but every player is labelled as belonging to an unknown team. There is no reliable team assignment in the data, so there is no clear lineup-based reason to revise the published prediction. The market movement supports the goals angle more than it changes the match-result view: Torino have moved only from 2.16 to 2.15, while BTTS Yes has shortened from 1.81 to 1.66 and Over 2.5 from 2.04 to 1.82. For me, Torino to edge a competitive game remains the cleanest read.
Torino to win

Torino
2 : 1
Monza




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Goals Scored
1.6
Goals Conceded
1.4
Goals difference
+2
Avg. goals per match
3.0
FT, 19 Oct 2026
0
3
FT, 12 Oct 2026
2
1
FT, 19 Sept 2026
1
1
FT, 14 Sept 2026
0
2
FT, 5 Sept 2026
1
2
Based on recent previews and team reports.

Torino
Confirmed: 3-4-2-1
🧤Goalkeeper:
Lucas Perri
🛡️Back line:
Saúl Coco, Ardian Ismajli, Pietro Comuzzo
⚙️ Midfield:
Rafik Belghali, Rolando Mandragora, Kian Fitz-Jim, Alessio Cacciamani
⚡ Attack:
Nikola Vlašić, Ché Adams, Giovanni Simeone

Monza
Confirmed: 3-4-2-1
🧤Goalkeeper:
Noel Törnqvist
🛡️Back line:
Saba Goglichidze, Lorenzo Lucchesi, Andrea Carboni
⚙️ Midfield:
Samuele Birindelli, Foe Ondoa, Ebenezer Akinsanmiro, Ricardo Mangas
⚡ Attack:
Dany Mota, Jay Robinson, Gustavo Varela







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Torino have moved from 2.16 to 2.15, a negligible change that suggests the home-win market is broadly stable.
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Both Teams To Score Yes has shortened from 1.81 to 1.66, indicating stronger market support for both sides finding the net.
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Over 2.5 Goals has shortened from 2.04 to 1.82, signalling increased confidence in a match containing at least three goals.