MATCH PREVIEW

Torino stay two points clear as Kulenović rescues 1-1 draw at Bologna

An in-depth analysis of the tactical battle ahead

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Renato Dall'Ara
Bologna crest

Bologna

17th in league
0W - 1D - 3L
Recent Form
LDLL
VS
Torino crest

Torino

15th in league
1W - 0D - 3L
Recent Form
LWLL
Goals/Game
0.5
|
1.0
🛡️
Conceded/Game
1.3
|
1.8
📈
Form Points
1
|
3

Bologna drew 1-1 with Torino at Renato Dall’Ara, leaving Torino two points clear of their hosts in Serie A. Bologna remain 17th on one point from four matches, while Torino sit 15th on three points.

How it happened

Federico Bernardeschi put Bologna ahead in the 14th minute, converting their early advantage into the only goal of the first half. Torino responded after the interval and levelled in the 77th minute through Sandro Kulenović, who finished from R. Mandragora’s assist. Torino ended with 13 total shots to Bologna’s 11, but Bologna recorded eight efforts inside the box to Torino’s six.

The numbers

Torino controlled 60% possession and completed 373 passes at an 80% accuracy rate, compared with Bologna’s 236 accurate passes from 320 at 74%. The visitors also won six corners to Bologna’s one. Bologna’s goalkeeper made two saves, while Torino’s goalkeeper was not required to make a save.

Who decided it

Kulenović shaped the result after coming on for 37 minutes, scoring once and putting two shots on target. His 8.0 match rating was the highest of the game, narrowly ahead of Bernardeschi’s 7.9 after the Bologna forward scored and supplied one key pass in 76 minutes. Juan Miranda also produced four key passes and four tackles.

Why it matters

The result extends Bologna’s difficult start to one draw and three defeats, with two goals scored and five conceded overall. Torino’s record is one win, one draw and three defeats with four goals scored and seven conceded, leaving both clubs well behind league leaders AS Roma, who have 12 points.

By the numbers

The data behind Bologna vs Torino, in 4 charts.

01Season Record

The season so far

Wins, draws and losses side by side

Bologna
Torino
02Home / Away Split

Two different teams?

Home and away form for Bologna

At Home0W-1D-1L
Away0W-0D-2L
03Win Rate

Who wins more often?

Share of league games won this season

04Tactical Blueprint

How they line up

Most-used formations this season

League Context

The table as it stands

17th1 pts
Matchday4
15th3 pts
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1AS RomaWWWW440012112
2InterWWWW440013612
3ComoWWWD43109410
4LazioDWWW43106310
5CagliariWWLW4301429
6AC MilanDDWW4220748
7FrosinoneDWWL4211747
8JuventusLDWW4211647
9SassuoloLWDWL5212997
10NapoliWLLW4202656
11AtalantaLLWW4202556
12LecceWLLW4202576
13UdineseLLWD41128104
14MonzaWLDLL51138124
15TorinoLWLL4103473
16FiorentinaWLLL41035113
17BolognaLDLL4013251
18ParmaLDLL4013261
19GenoaDLLL4013281
20VeneziaLLLL40044110