Bologna and Torino both aiming to extend their unbeaten runs

Matchday 25 in Serie A Enilive will kick off with Bologna vs. Torino at the Dall’Ara this evening.

The hosts, who come into the game on the back of a victory over Como and a 0-0 draw with Lecce in their last outing, could go seven unbeaten as they continue to pursue a European spot.

Meanwhile, Torino have gone seven games without defeat following one win and six draws, the last of which was against Genoa. After putting distance between themselves and the relegation zone, the Granata want three points in Bologna to further raise the bar.

HEAD-TO-HEAD

Bologna have won three of their last five Serie A games against Torino (D1 L1), as many wins as they had in their previous 19 games against the Granata in the competition (D8 L8).

Torino haven’t won any of their last eight away Serie A games against Bologna (D5 L3) and, among opponents currently in Serie A, only against Inter (9), Napoli (12), Juventus (19) and Milan (29) do they have a longer open streak of away games without a win.

Bologna haven’t conceded goal in their last three Serie A games against Torino and have never kept more clean sheets in a row against the Granata; the last time the Rossoblu recorded more consecutive clean sheets against a single opponent in the competition was in April 2016 against Genoa (five).

DID YOU KNOW?

Bologna are unbeaten in all six of their Serie A games played in 2025 (W2 D4); the last time they didn’t lose any of their first seven games in a single calendar year in the top flight was in 2012, under Stefano Pioli.

Torino (1,370) and Bologna (1,326) have played the most minutes drawing in Serie A this season (including injury time); while level, the Rossoblù have conceded an average of 7.5 shots per 90 minutes, the lowest of any side.

PLAYERS

Santiago Castro (20 years and 149 days on the day of the match and with six goals currently) could become the second youngest foreign player in the history of Bologna to score seven goals in a Serie A season, after Harald Nielsen in 1962.

Yann Karamoh has scored two of his eight goals in Serie A against Bologna (a joint-record for him in the competition) – including his first goal in the Italian top-flight on 11 February 2018 with Inter.

DISCIPLINE

Suspended: Ricci (Torino)

Cautioned: Pobega, Freuler, Castro (Bologna); Masina, Ricci (Torino)

REFEREE

FABBRI (MONDIN – RASPOLLINI), IV: SANTORO, VAR: DIONISI, AVAR: ABISSO

UPCOMING MATCHES IN SERIE A

Parma-Bologna (Saturday 22 February, 15:00 CET)

Torino-Milan (Saturday 22 February, 18:00 CET)

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