Torino vs AS Roma Prediction: Key Stats and Betting Tips

Torino welcome AS Roma to Stadio Olimpico di Torino on 14 September 2026 in Serie A Regular Season – 4, in what already feels like a measuring-stick game for both sides. The hosts are trying to stabilise after a mixed start, while Roma arrive in Turin as early pacesetters and title contenders.

Torino sit 13th with 3 points from their opening three matches, having scored 4 and conceded 5. They need a result here to avoid slipping towards the relegation conversation and to prove they can compete with the league’s elite. Roma, by contrast, are top of the table with a perfect 9 points, a +9 goal difference and just 1 goal conceded, underlining their status as one of the most in-form sides in Serie A.

With AS Roma’s attack led by in-form forwards like Donyell Malen and supported by creative hub Paulo Dybala, this clash at Stadio Olimpico di Torino has all the ingredients of a high-quality encounter and a key data point for anyone studying Torino vs AS Roma predictions and betting angles this weekend.

Torino vs AS Roma Key Stats

• Torino are 13th in Serie A with 3 points from 3 matches, scoring 4 and conceding 5.
• In their most recent meeting on 18 January 2026 in Serie A, AS Roma beat Torino 2-0 at Stadio Olimpico di Torino.
• Roma’s current Serie A statistics show 10 goals scored and just 1 conceded across 3 matches, with 2 clean sheets.

Torino vs AS Roma — Tale of the Tape

• Position: 13 vs 1
• Points: 3 vs 9
• Goals For: 4 vs 10
• Goals Against: 5 vs 1
• Clean Sheets: Torino 0, AS Roma 2

The standings underline the gap between the two sides at this early stage. Torino’s record of 1 win and 2 defeats, with a -1 goal difference, reflects a team that is competitive but fragile, particularly defensively with 1.7 goals conceded per game across 3 fixtures. Their home record so far is worrying: one match, a 1-2 defeat, 1 goal scored and 2 conceded.

Roma, meanwhile, have started in dominant fashion. Three wins from three, 10 goals scored and just 1 conceded speak to both an explosive attack and a well-organised defence. They have been strong both home and away, scoring 6 at home and 4 away, and keeping a clean sheet in their only away match so far. Early indicators point to a side capable of sustaining a title challenge, and this trip to Turin is another chance to consolidate top spot.

Torino vs AS Roma Key Matchups

C. Adams vs D. Malen

Che Adams has been Torino’s main goal threat in the opening rounds. The Scottish forward has 2 goals in 3 appearances, with 2 starts and 193 minutes played. He has been clinical so far, converting all 3 of his shots on target into 2 goals, and also contributing with 48 passes at 83% accuracy and 2 key passes. For a Torino side averaging 1.3 goals per game, Adams’ finishing and movement will be crucial against Roma’s tight back line.

Donyell Malen has been one of Serie A’s standout performers for Roma. With 5 goals in 3 appearances and an impressive 8.17 average rating, he is the league’s most dangerous finisher in the early going. Malen has fired 11 shots, 7 on target, and also contributed 3 key passes from 42 total passes at 80% accuracy. His 13 dribble attempts with 8 successes underline his ability to beat defenders one-on-one. Torino’s defence, which concedes 1.7 goals per game, will have to contain Malen’s pace and direct running or risk being overrun.

P. Dybala vs Torino’s back line

While Torino do not have a single defensive player highlighted in the top statistical lists, their collective back line will be severely tested by Paulo Dybala’s playmaking. Dybala has 4 assists in 3 appearances, with an outstanding 8.63 rating. He has taken 12 shots (4 on target), but his main value so far has been creative: 164 passes at 82% accuracy and a remarkable 14 key passes. His ability to find pockets of space and feed runners like Malen and Matías Soulé will stretch Torino’s defensive structure.

Torino’s defenders have already allowed 5 goals in 3 league matches, and their statistics show they concede heavily in the 31–90 minute window. If they cannot close down Dybala between the lines, Roma’s attack could again run up a multi-goal tally.

Head-to-Head: Last Meetings

Recent clashes between Torino and AS Roma have been competitive, with both sides enjoying wins in the last couple of years across Serie A and Coppa Italia. The venue has alternated, but Roma have generally had the edge, especially in Turin.

• 18 January 2026: Torino 0-2 AS Roma (Serie A)
• 13 January 2026: AS Roma 2-3 Torino (Coppa Italia)
• 14 September 2025: AS Roma 0-1 Torino (Serie A)
• 25 May 2025: Torino 0-2 AS Roma (Serie A)
• 31 October 2024: AS Roma 1-0 Torino (Serie A)

Torino vs AS Roma Prediction

Stats suggest a match where Roma will control territory and chances, while Torino look to strike through transitions and set pieces. Torino’s recent form is patchy, with 1 win and 2 losses, and they have yet to keep a clean sheet. They tend to concede heavily in the second half, particularly between minutes 61–75, which aligns dangerously with Roma’s pattern of scoring late: Roma have registered a significant share of their goals in the 16–30 and 76–90 minute windows.

The prediction model leans towards Roma as winner, with the probabilities split at 0% for a Torino win, 50% for a draw, and 50% for an away victory. Combined with Roma’s perfect “WWW” form and 3.3 goals scored per game, the expectation is that the visitors will create enough to win, though Torino’s attacking output (4 goals in 3 games and no matches without scoring) suggests they can at least threaten.

Predicted Score: Torino 1-2 AS Roma

Torino Recent Form

Torino’s recent form in Serie A reads as one win and two defeats across their first three fixtures. They have been involved in relatively open games, averaging 1.3 goals scored and 1.7 conceded per match. Their biggest issue has been defensive lapses in the middle and latter stages of games, where a significant share of goals conceded have come between minutes 31 and 90. At home, they have started with a 1-2 loss, underlining the need to tighten up at Stadio Olimpico di Torino.

AS Roma Recent Form

AS Roma come into this fixture in outstanding form, with three wins from three in Serie A and a “WWW” sequence. They have scored 10 goals (3.3 per game) and conceded only 1, with two clean sheets. Roma have been ruthless both home and away, including a 4-0 home win and a 0-4 away victory as their biggest results so far. Their defensive record is particularly impressive, with only a single goal conceded in the 46–60 minute window across 3 matches.

Torino Possible Starting Lineup

GK: F. Israel or Lucas Perri; Defenders: C. Biraghi, Saúl Coco, E. Cömert, N. Patterson; Midfielders: R. Mandragora, Daniel Bragança, C. Casadei, N. Vlašić, G. Oristanio; Forwards: C. Adams, Z. Aboukhlal, G. Simeone, D. Zapata.

Torino have several options across the back line, including experienced full-back C. Biraghi and central defenders like Saúl Coco and E. Cömert. In midfield, R. Mandragora and Daniel Bragança can provide balance, while creative profiles such as N. Vlašić and G. Oristanio offer support to the forwards. Up front, the presence of C. Adams, G. Simeone and D. Zapata gives Torino different profiles: Adams as the in-form finisher, Simeone as a hard-working striker, and Zapata as a physical target man. Expect a back three or back five structure, as suggested by their use of 3-4-2-1, 5-3-2 and 3-1-4-2 formations so far.

AS Roma Possible Starting Lineup

GK: M. Svilar; Defenders: L. Balerdi, Hermoso, G. Mancini, N. Molina, E. Ndicka; Midfielders: B. Cristante, M. de Roon, L. Pellegrini; Forwards: P. Dybala, D. Malen, M. Soulé.

Roma’s squad profile points towards a back three or hybrid back four, with central defenders such as L. Balerdi, Hermoso, G. Mancini and E. Ndicka, and wide options like N. Molina. In midfield, B. Cristante and M. de Roon bring control and defensive stability, while L. Pellegrini adds creativity and late runs into the box. Up front, the trio of P. Dybala, D. Malen and M. Soulé offers a potent blend of creativity, finishing and dribbling. Roma have used 3-4-2-1 and 3-4-1-2 formations, which allows Dybala to operate between the lines behind Malen, with Soulé providing an additional goal threat.

Torino Team News

No significant absences reported.

AS Roma Team News

No significant absences reported.

Injuries & Suspensions

Torino:

• None reported.

AS Roma:

• None reported.

Betting Tips: Torino vs AS Roma

Exactly 3 distinct tips from different markets:

• Result Tip: Back AS Roma to win. Roma are undefeated with 3 wins from 3, 10 goals scored and 1 conceded, and are rated as 50% likely to win versus 0% for Torino and 50% for the draw. Bookmaker odds for an away win range from 1.54 to 1.65, implying an approximate probability between 60.6% (at 1.65) and 64.9% (at 1.54), which aligns with Roma being strong favourites given form and head-to-head record.
• Goals Tip: Over 1.5 total goals. Torino’s matches have averaged 3.0 total goals (4 scored, 5 conceded in 3 games), while Roma’s have averaged 3.7 (10 scored, 1 conceded). The prediction advice points to “Winner : AS Roma and +1.5 goals”, and head-to-head meetings frequently feature at least two goals, including 2-0, 3-2 and 2-0 scorelines in recent clashes. Look for an over 1.5 goals market price in combination with the match odds for value.
• Value Tip: Donyell Malen to score anytime. Malen has 5 goals in 3 appearances, with 7 shots on target from 11 attempts, making him Roma’s primary finisher. Torino concede 1.7 goals per game and have yet to keep a clean sheet, which should provide Malen with chances. With Roma’s match winner odds between 1.54 and 1.65, any anytime scorer price on Malen that does not fully reflect his current scoring rate could offer value.

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