Torino vs Bologna Result
Serie A Β· Italy
Torino
Full Time
Bologna
π Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, Turin
ποΈ Sunday, 15 Feb 2026 at 17:00
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Bologna Edge Torino in Tight Contest with Second-Half Surge
Bologna claimed a hard-fought 2-1 away victory over Torino at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, overturning a second-half deficit in a match defined by tactical discipline and clinical finishing. After a goalless first half, the visitors broke the deadlock in the 49th minute, only for Torino to respond just over ten minutes later. However, Bologna's resilience shone through as they found a winner in the 70th minute and held on despite late pressure from the hosts. Statistically, Bologna enjoyed a slight edge in possession (53%) and were more threatening in attack, registering 13 shots with 6 on target compared to Torino's 7 shots and 2 on target. Torino battled valiantly and matched their opponents for much of the contest, but ultimately lacked the cutting edge in the final third to salvage a point.
Torino
Torino set up in a 3-5-2 formation and showed plenty of industry, especially in midfield, but struggled to create clear-cut chances. Their equalizer in the 62nd minute gave hope, yet they were unable to capitalize on their momentum. Defensively, Torino were organized for long spells, but lapses at key moments proved costly, particularly around Bologna's two goals. The hosts also picked up three yellow cards as they fought to contain Bologna's attacking midfielders.
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Bologna
Bologna, lining up in a 4-2-3-1, controlled the tempo for significant periods and were more incisive in the attacking third. Their six shots on target highlighted their efficiency, and their ability to respond quickly after conceding was crucial. Defensively, Bologna limited Torino to just two shots on target and managed the game well after regaining the lead. Their midfield duo provided a solid platform, while the attacking quartet created problems for Torino's backline.
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Key Moments
49' β Goal
Santiago Castro opens the scoring for Bologna, finishing off a swift move.
62' β Goal
Giovanni Simeone levels for Torino, giving the home side renewed hope.
70' β Goal
Bologna retake the lead, capitalizing on a defensive lapse from Torino.
Various' β Yellow Cards
Torino collect three yellow cards as they struggle to contain Bologna's midfield.
Tactical Analysis
Torino's 3-5-2 sought to congest midfield and provide width through their wing-backs, but they found it difficult to penetrate Bologna's disciplined 4-2-3-1. Bologna's double pivot of Moro and Freuler shielded the back four effectively, while the advanced midfield trio exploited spaces between Torino's lines. Bologna's transitions were sharp, and their pressing forced Torino into rushed decisions. Set pieces were not a major factor, with Bologna earning just two corners to Torino's four, but the visitors' ability to create from open play proved decisive. Substitutions from both sides attempted to influence the game, but neither formation shifted drastically. Bologna's structure remained compact after regaining the lead, absorbing pressure and looking to counter, while Torino pushed more men forward in search of an equalizer, leaving themselves exposed at times.
Turning Point
Bologna's second goal in the 70th minute, regaining the lead soon after Torino's equalizer, shifted the momentum decisively in the visitors' favor.
Man of the Match
Santiago Castro
Scored the crucial opening goal and led the line with energy and intelligence, troubling Torino's defense throughout.