Torino will make a trip to the Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris to face Genoa on Friday, as they will be looking to secure a spot in the Conference League Qualification for next season, at a time when the hosts will be hoping to kickstart their fight against relegation.
Genoa are currently sitting 19th in the table on 19 points, six points adrift of safety with nine matches to play.
They picked up a point in their last Serie A match, drawing 0-0 at Gewiss Stadium against Atalanta, extending their winless run to 26 matches.
A first home victory of the Serie A has so far proved elusive for Genoa, who have eight draws and six losses from 14 games.
They will be looking to reverse a 16-match home winless run dating to May 2021 against Sassuolo.
With Genoa being led by Destro, who is the team’s top scorer with nine goals, they have drawn each of their last six league matches.
In the last meeting between the teams at Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino in October, Torino emerged victorious 3-2.
After Antonio Sanabria’s first for Torino in the 14th minute, Tommaso Pobega and Josip Brekalo also got on the scoresheet, while Mattia Destro and Felipe Caicedo scored their own for Genoa.
Meanwhile, Torino played out a 1-1 draw against Inter Milan at Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino in their last Serie A match to extend their winless run to seven, leaving them 11th on 35 points.
Toro have scored 34 goals and conceded 29 through 28 matches, leaving them trailling sixth-placed Atalanta by 13 points for a spot in the Conference League Qualifiers.
Torino have two wins, four draws and seven losses on the road this season in the league matches, and will be looking to reverse a three-match away winless run.
Genoa vs Torino head to head
The two teams have previously met on 40 occasions across all competitions, where Torion have taken 16 victories while Genoa have won 11, and they have drawn in 13. Genoa have scored 48 goals and conceded 50. In their last five meetings, Torino have won in four and they have drawn once.
Torino (P)1-1 Genoa 09/01/20
Torino 3-0 Genoa 16/07/20
Genoa 1-2 Torino 04/11/20
Torino 0-0 Genoa 13/02/21
Torino 3-2 Genoa 22/10/21
Genoa latest home form
Genoa have recently failed to keep a good run of form at home, having failed to win in any of their six most recent matches. Their last home victory came on December 14 when they defeated Salernitana 1-0. In their last five matches, they have scored one goal and conceded two.
Genoa 0-1 Spezia 09/01/22
Genoa 0-0 Uidnese 22/01/22
Genoa 1-1 Salernitana 13/02/22
Genoa 0-0 Inter Milan 25/02/22
Genoa 0-0 Empoli 06/03/22
Genoa latest away form
Genoa have been on a poor run of form on the road, and have failed to win in any of their 14 most recent away matches. They recently lost 3-1 to AC Milan after extra time in the Coppa Italia. In their last five, they have scored two goals and conceded 10.
AC Milan (E)3-1 Genoa 13/02/22
Fiorentina 6-0 Genoa 17/01/22
Roma 0-0 Genoa 05/02/22
Venezia 1-1 Genoa 20/02/22
Atalanta 0-0 Genoa 13/03/22
Torino latest home form
Torino have recently failed to keep a good run of form at home, having failed to win in any of their four most recent matches. Their last home victory came on January 10 when they defeated Fiorentina 4-0. In their last five macthes, they have scored eight goals and conceded six.
Torino 4-0 Fiorentina 10/01/22
Torino 1-1 Sassuolo 23/01/22
Torino 1-2 Venezia 12/02/22
Torino 1-2 Cagliari 27/02/22
Torino 1-1 Inter Milan 13/03/22
Torino latest away form
Torino have recently been on a poor run of form on the road, as they have won just one of their five most recent away matches. That victory came on January 15 when they defeated Sampdoria 2-1. In their last five matches, they have scored three goals and conceded five.
Inter Milan 1-0 Torino 22/12/21
Sampdoria 1-2 Torino 15/01/22
Udinese 2-0 Torino 06/02/22
Juventus 1-1 Torino 18/02/22
Bologna 0-0 Torino 06/03/22
Genoa news
Genoa will be without midfielders Nadiem Amiri and Andrea Cambiaso with a calf and knee injury respectively, while forward Caleb Ekuban will be out for a few weeks with a muscle injury.
Roberto Piccoli remains absent with a thigh injury alongside defender Domenico Criscito who sits out with a muscles injury.
Torino news
Torino will have to do without defender Koffi Djidji, who will be out until early April with a hamstring injury, while Dennis Praet will be absent with a foot injury.
Goalkeeper Milinkovic-Savic will be missing between the sticks with a finger injury, while Mohamed Fares sits out with a ligament injury.
Prediction and Odds
Genoa will be looking for a victory that will kickstart their bid to move away from the relegation places, but that could be a little bit difficult here.
Having failed to convert draws to win is a bad record against a side of Torino calibre, and we see Genoa falling to a defeat.
Odds: 1 2.45 X 2.05 2 2.20
Probable outcomes
Genoa 0-1 Torino
Genoa 0-2 Torino
Genoa 1-2 Torino
Genoa 2-3 Torino
Genoa 1-1 Torino
















