Torino hosts AS Roma on 14 September in Serie A's fourth round at the Olimpico stadium in Turin. Roma arrive as clear favourites, having made an impressive start to the season with three consecutive victories and a +9 goal difference. Torino, meanwhile, sit 13th after two defeats in their opening three matches, though they did secure an away win against Fiorentina. The visitors' attacking prowess and Torino's defensive vulnerabilities create an intriguing matchup, with Roma's clinical finishing likely to be tested against a home side seeking to bounce back.
Form and Head-to-Head
Roma have won 9 of their last 10 Serie A matches and currently lead the league with an average of 3.33 goals per game. They scored at least twice in 9 of their last 10 outings. Torino's last-10 record shows four wins, two draws, and four losses at home, averaging under one goal per match. Historically, Roma dominate this fixture—winning 3 of the last 6 meetings and losing just once in 22 of their last 24 encounters. Crucially, Torino have failed to win a first half in their last 14 Serie A matches, and Roma have not trailed on shots on target in 9 of their last 10 games. The underlying metrics heavily favour the visitors.
Best Bet
Roma to score over 1.5 goals represents the main selection. Torino's systematic defensive issues—conceding 13+ shots and at least 4 on target in every recent match—align perfectly with Roma's elite attacking output. The visitors have consistently delivered multiple goals against this opponent and arrive in exceptional form. This market captures Roma's attacking superiority without requiring a specific match result.
Odds to Watch
Roma are priced at 1.57 for the match winner, reflecting their 61% implied probability. The total goals market shows Over 2.5 at 1.75 versus Under 2.5 at 2.05, indicating slight backing for a high-scoring contest. Roma's individual total Over 1.5 goals is available at 1.65, while Torino's equivalent sits at 3.80, underscoring the disparity in attacking threat. The double chance X2 (draw or Roma win) is available at 1.15, offering a heavily backed safety option for those seeking lower odds.
