Torino vs Pisa: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 02 Nov '25)

Get ready for a football showdown in which Torino takes on Pisa at the illustrious Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino in Italy. This must-see Serie A match kicks off on the afternoon of Sun, 02 Nov '25. The statistics lean heavily in favor of Torino, with their fans hoping for another thrilling victory.

When it comes to past cosmic clashes between these two teams, Torino holds a nostalgic advantage, notching up 2 wins. Pisa, on the other hand, is still leerily dreaming of one. Draws, much like unicorns, seem to be nonexistent in their encounters, with zero graces in that department. The last time these teams locked horns was on a whimsical Thu, 25 Sept 25, with Torino charmingly edging Pisa out with a 1-0 win on their home turf.

As of late, Torino is riding high on their unicorn, having galloped past Genoa with a 2-1 victory. Meanwhile, Pisa is a bit more like an indecisive squirrel, having recently settled for a 2-2 draw with Milan. In their respective leagues, Torino proudly occupies 11th place while Pisa lags behind at 18th—a match more like cat chasing mouse than two equals on the pitch.

Player performance stats: Keeping football's version of cat and mouse in mind, Pisa will need to keep the pesky G. Simeone under control, as he tends to score all the best goals for Torino (3 to be precise). Meanwhile, Torino should keep a spyglass on S. Angori, Pisa’s master of assists, providing a solitary ray of hope with one assist under his belt this season.

The top player ratings for Torino are: Topping the class with their talents are Niels Nkounkou (7.1), Saúl Coco (6.99), and Guillermo Maripán (6.86). Meanwhile, Pisa’s Magnificent Three are Raúl Albiol with a dashing 7.25, Lorran at 7.2, and Michel Aebischer at 6.94.

In the tango of possession, Torino slightly out-dances Pisa with an average possession of 44.375%, leaving Pisa to tap out at 39%. Speaking of corners, Torino serves an average of 4.63 while Pisa offers a humble buffet of 3.38.

When it comes to playing nice—or not so much—Torino and Pisa both seem to color the field with like numbers. Torino flaunts 14 yellow cards and Pisa trails with 13, while both teams pride themselves on their cleanliness with zero red cards or penalties conceded.

So, the stage is set for an intriguing spectacle, with Torino poised to further cement their head-to-head dominance. Armed with momentum and key players performing with an extra zest, it's likely that Torino will waltz away with victory once again. But, remember, in football as in life, fortune sometimes saves its surprises for the grand finale!