Torino vs Como prediction, H2H and probable line-ups - November 24, 2025
One of the fixtures of the 12th round of the Italian Championship will take place on Monday at the Olimpico Grande Torino in Turin, where the local side Torino will host Como. Here’s my take on the likely outcome, factoring in the current form of both teams and their overall playing styles.
Match preview
The “Bulls” are managing to stay afloat in Serie A, despite persistent issues in attack. In the previous round, the Turin side earned a draw away to Juventus – a positive result in any scenario. This means Torino are now unbeaten in six consecutive league matches, picking up 10 points in that stretch.
However, the team is clearly struggling to convert chances – failing to score in five of those games. Even at home, Torino consistently delivers low-scoring affairs: in their last eight Serie A games on their own turf, they managed to score more than once on only two occasions. Their current mid-table position accurately reflects the squad’s real strength – steady, but far from spectacular football.
The visitors look solid and continue to pick up points, avoiding defeat for nine straight rounds. In their last outing, Como couldn’t break down Cagliari’s defense, but also kept a clean sheet themselves. That’s now four clean sheets in their last five matches, underlining how well-organized they are at the back.
That said, their attacking output raises questions: this is the second game in a row they’ve failed to score, and in general, netting more than a single goal per match has become a rarity. Especially away from home, where in their last seven road fixtures Como have only once managed to score more than one goal. Still, defensively they’re rock solid, conceding more than one goal just once in their past nine away games.
Probable line-ups
- Torino: Alberto Paleari, Ardian Ismajli, Guillermo Maripán, Saúl Coco, Marcus Pedersen, Valentino Lazaro, Cesare Casadei, Nikola Vlašić, Tameze Adrien, Adams Che, Cyril Ngonge.
- Como: Jean Butez, Alex Valle, Ivan Smolčić, Diego Carlos, Jacobo Ramon, Máximo Perrone, Jayden Addai, Maxence Caqueret, Nico Paz, Assane Diao, Álvaro Morata.
Match facts and head-to-head
- In 8 of Torino’s last 11 home Serie A matches, there have been no more than two goals scored.
- Como are unbeaten in the league for nine straight rounds.
- Como have kept a clean sheet in each of their last three away fixtures.
Prediction
Both teams are currently prioritizing defensive solidity and are not taking unnecessary risks up front. Torino traditionally play pragmatic football at home, while Como are focused on keeping things tight at the back on their travels. Considering the stats and the playing styles of both sides, expect a cautious, closed contest with few clear-cut chances.
