Torino vs Bologna Prediction & Betting Tips (15 February)

Torino welcome Bologna in Serie A on 15 February with both sides trying to steady themselves after uneven recent weeks. Torino’s latest league run has been a mixed bag: a heavy 6–0 collapse away to Como was followed by a 0–2 home defeat against Roma and a 1–0 home win over Lecce, a result that briefly lifted the mood before the dramatic 2–2 draw away to Fiorentina, where they led but conceded late. That Fiorentina clash, reflected in previews like Torino, showed Ivan Jurić’s team can still compete when their defensive line holds its shape and the midfield presses with conviction.

Beyond the results, Torino’s storyline in early 2026 has been about resilience and reaction. The 6–0 defeat at Como raised serious questions about their defensive structure and mentality, but the narrow home victory over Lecce, highlighted again in previews such as Torino, suggested they can grind out points when needed. Even in the Coppa Italia, where they went down 2–1 away to Inter, Torino showed they are capable of stretching stronger opponents for long spells. With the table still tightly packed in mid‑table, every point matters, and this home fixture against Bologna feels like a chance to reset the narrative of their season.

Bologna arrive in Turin under a different kind of pressure, having recently struggled for consistency despite earlier signs of progress. Their league form has dipped, with a 0–3 home defeat to Milan and a late 0–1 loss against Parma at the Renato Dall’Ara, both fixtures that have been widely dissected in previews like Bologna and Bologna. Off the pitch, there has been noise around Vincenzo Italiano’s position and even rumours about a possible future return of Thiago Motta, while on the pitch Bologna’s defence has found it hard to keep clean sheets, conceding regularly over the past couple of months.

Yet Bologna still carry an attacking threat, especially away from home, where a large share of their league goals has come this season, and that travelling edge could be decisive in a tight contest in Turin. Torino, for their part, have struggled to find balance between cautious defending and committing numbers forward, and their recent home record shows they can be vulnerable if the first goal goes against them. Taking into account Bologna’s away scoring trend, Torino’s defensive lapses in key moments, and the overall momentum of both squads, a low‑scoring encounter feels likely, with a narrow away win standing out as the most plausible outcome—specifically a 0 : 1 correc