Torino 2-0 Cagliari

Current streaks

Recent form

Torino

Torino have been struggling to find form in recent weeks, with their last six matches yielding just one victory. The Turin-based side are currently enduring a five-game winless streak, consisting of four consecutive draws and a defeat. Their defensive record has been relatively solid, conceding only six goals in these six matches and keeping two clean sheets. However, Torino's attack has been lacklustre, managing just 0.83 goals per game during this period. The majority of their recent fixtures have been low-scoring affairs, with 83% of matches featuring under 2.5 goals. Interestingly, half of their games have seen both teams score, suggesting a tendency for tight, evenly-matched encounters. Their current 11th position in Serie A with 23 points from 21 games reflects their inconsistent form, with Torino struggling to string together a run of positive results.

Cagliari

Cagliari have shown a remarkable turnaround in their recent form, winning two of their last three Serie A matches after a concerning run of three consecutive losses. The Sardinian side's most impressive result came in their latest outing, a 4-1 thrashing of Lecce, which stands out as their highest-scoring game in this period. Despite their 14th position in the league, Cagliari's attacking prowess is evident, with an average of 1.33 goals scored per game over their last six matches. However, their defensive frailties are a cause for concern, conceding an average of 2 goals per game and failing to keep a clean sheet in their last 8 matches. The team's matches tend to be high-scoring affairs, with 83% of their recent games featuring over 2.5 goals, providing excitement for neutrals but potential worry for Cagliari supporters.

Recent home/away form

Torino

Torino have been struggling at home recently, failing to secure a victory in their last six matches at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino. The team are currently on a three-game winless streak at home, with two draws and a loss in their most recent fixtures. Notably, Torino have been particularly goal-shy in front of their own fans, scoring just twice in their last six home games and failing to find the net in four of those matches. Defensively, they have been relatively solid, conceding only six goals during this period, but their lack of offensive output has been a significant issue. All of Torino's recent home games have been low-scoring affairs, with every match featuring under 2.5 goals. This run of form has contributed to their current mid-table position in Serie A, sitting 11th with 23 points from 21 games.

Cagliari

Cagliari's recent away form has been inconsistent, with just one win in their last six matches on the road. The Sardinian side have struggled defensively, failing to keep a clean sheet in any of these games and conceding an average of 1.83 goals per match. Their 4-0 defeat to Juventus in the Coppa Italia stands out as a particularly heavy loss. Despite their defensive woes, Cagliari have shown some attacking promise, scoring in four of the six matches and averaging one goal per game. The team experienced a brief run of three consecutive away defeats before breaking that streak with a win against Monza and a draw against AC Milan. With 67% of their away games seeing both teams score and over 2.5 goals, Cagliari's matches tend to be entertaining affairs for neutral spectators.