Torino vs Bologna Prediction, Tips & Odds

Torino vs Bologna Prediction, Tips & Odds – 03.05.2024

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Torino vs Bologna Prediction 03.05.2024. Torino hopes to break a four-game winless streak in the 35th round of Serie A when they host Bologna, a team with Champions League aspirations, on Friday at the Olimpico Grande Stadium.

Ivan Jurić’s squad has failed to score in the last three games, diminishing their chances of playing in European competitions. The match against one of the league’s top clubs allows them to end this negative streak.

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Torino vs Bologna Odds

Torino Team News

Torino had little chance of disrupting Inter Milan’s plan to finish the season with 100 points, and that’s exactly what happened as Ivan Jurić’s squad lost 2-0 at San Siro. This defeat means that the Turin team is now winless in four consecutive Serie A matches, failing to score in three games, including a goalless draw against Juventus (0-0), another against Frosinone (0-0), and a loss to the league champions at home.

We’ll see if Granata can find the net against the third-best defense in the league, considering they haven’t scored against teams with top defensive records in Italy—Inter, Juventus, and Bologna. Given Torino’s tendency to play low-scoring games, another tight contest is expected in Turin on Friday, so the home fans shouldn’t anticipate a high-scoring affair in the 35th round. Torino has only scored 15 goals at home, the fewest among all teams in the upper half of the table, which indicates a challenge they face ahead of the upcoming match.

As for absences, Adrien Tameze received a red card early in the second half against Inter, so he won’t be playing on Friday. Due to injuries, Saba Sazonov, Gvidas Gineitis, Koffi Djidji, and Perr Schuurs are also expected to be unavailable for the match.

Bologna Team News

Jurić’s team is unlikely to finish in positions that lead to European competitions, but they could jeopardize Bologna’s chances of qualifying for elite European tournaments. However, that seems improbable for Thiago Motta’s side, who are currently in fourth place in the league, four points ahead of Roma in fifth and six points ahead of Atalanta in sixth, which has a game in hand. Last week, Rossoblù missed the opportunity to draw level with Juventus for third place after a 1-1 draw with relegation-battling Udinese, following Juventus’s 0-0 draw with AC Milan a day earlier. Nevertheless, Motta’s primary goal is to secure a Champions League spot, which has been one of Serie A’s surprising stories this season.

After struggling in away games before the New Year, where they only managed one win in nine matches, the Emilia-Romagna team took four victories in the next six away fixtures, with draws against AC Milan (2-2) and Frosinone (0-0). This should give Bologna fans confidence to hope for a continuation of their seven-game unbeaten run on the road and increase their away win count.

Sam Beukema is suspended after receiving two yellow cards against Udinese, so he’ll miss one match, while Lewis Ferguson, Adama Soumaoro, and Jens Odgaard are sidelined this weekend due to injuries. Joshua Zirkzee has scored in three of Bologna’s last four away games, and Oussama El Azzouzi has found the net in two, so both are hopeful of making a significant impact on Friday.

Torino vs Bologna H2H

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Injuries and suspensions

Torino: Adrien Tameze, Saba Sazonov, Gvidas Gineitis, Koffi Djidji, Perr Schuurs

Bologna: Sam Beukema, Lewis Ferguson, Adama Soumaoro, Jens Odgaard

Expected Lineups

Torino (4-3-2-1): Milinković-Savić; Bellanova, Buongiorno, Lovato, Rodriguez; Linetty, Ricci, Ilić; Lazaro, Vlašić; Zapata

Bologna (4-1-4-1): Skorupski; Posch, Lucumi, Calafiori, Kristiansen; Freuler; Ndoye, Aebischer, El Azzouzi, Saelemaekers; Zirkzee