AS Roma vs Torino Prediction & Betting Tips (14 September)

Author of an excellent second half of the season last year, Roma was unfortunately too just to take a ticket for the Champions League . The Louve club had to be satisfied with 5th place in Serie A with a small point behind the 4th. This summer, a new chapter was opened with the arrival on the bench of the master-taxian Gian Piero Gasperini. Filled with hopes, the Giallorossi aims to make a place in the top 4 this season. They did the work during the first two days. Convincing against Bologna to start 1-0, Roma was less dashing but beat the promoted Pisa a week later 0-1.

 Accustomed to appearing in the middle of the table for several years now, the Torino has not derogated from its reputation during the previous exercise. The Piedmontese formation ended in 11th row of Serie A with 44 points taken in 38 games. This summer, Marco Baroni sat on the bench to try to get a course to the club. The championship started very badly with a heavy downside suffered in the la lair of Inter 5-0. During the 2nd day, the Torino reassured the tifosi, taking the head, at home, at La Fiorentina 0-0. 

Historically, this fixture leans heavily in Roma’s favor. The Giallorossi have won four of their last five meetings with Torino, including a 2-0 away win in May. Roma’s home form is formidable, with four straight wins and just one goal conceded in their last four outings at the Olimpico. Torino, by contrast, have lost both away games this season and conceded five goals in the process. The tactical contrast—Roma’s structured buildup versus Torino’s reactive stance—sets the stage for a chess match, but one where Roma’s pieces are better positioned.

Expect Roma to dominate possession and create chances through Dybala’s creativity and Soulé’s movement between the lines. Torino may find a breakthrough via set pieces or a rare counter, but their lack of cohesion makes a comeback unlikely. A 2-1 scoreline feels fitting: Roma to strike twice before Torino claw one back late, perhaps through Biraghi or a moment of opportunism. It won’t be a rout, but it will be a statement—Roma asserting their top-four ambitions, while Torino search for answers in a season that’s already slipping into survival mode.