Match Centre

Torino deserved their narrow victory, outperforming Monza with higher expected goals (1.26 vs 0.6) and converting their chances more effectively. Despite near-equal possession (51% vs 49%) and a marginal advantage in shots on goal (7 vs 3), Torino's clinical finishing proved decisive. Their three goals came from Kian Fitz-Jim (39'), Rafik Belghali (61'), and Nikola Vlašić (72'), demonstrating their ability to capitalise at key moments.

Monza struggled to create high-quality chances, managing only three shots inside the box compared to Torino's eight. Their goals came from Gustavo Varela (47') and an own goal by Nathan Patterson (90+4'), highlighting their reliance on moments of fortune. Torino's efficiency in transitions and set-pieces was evident, with Gvidas Gineitis contributing two assists after coming on as a substitute.

The decisive stat was Torino's superior shot volume (17 vs 7) and shot quality, as their higher xG and clinical finishing ultimately secured the win.