Prediction Torino vs Genoa 2025/2026 season – Betting Tips for the Serie A on 26/10/2025

Preview: Torino trying to steady the ship at Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino

Torino return to the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino on 26/10/2025 buoyed by a morale-boosting 1-0 victory over Napoli, a result that lifted spirits after an up-and-down start to the season. The Granata sit 14th in the Serie A table with eight points from seven matches and arrive with a mixed set of numbers: six goals scored and 13 conceded, an indicator that defensive lapses have cost them more than a lack of cutting edge. Giovanni Simeone earned match accolades in the Napoli win, and his influence will be central if Torino are to turn home advantage into three points in front of a near-28,000 crowd.

Genoa, propping up the table at 19th with just three points, travel to Torino having ground out a 0-0 draw with Parma in their last outing. Their offensive output is worrying for the club: only three goals scored in seven matches and multiple failed attempts to build sustained pressure away from home. Ruslan Malinovskyi’s recent performances offered one of the brighter individual notes for Genoa, but collectively they’ve struggled to find rhythm and wins in the league.

Tactical battle and trends to watch

This promises to be a contest dominated by caution more than flair. Torino’s underlying attacking numbers — a decent volume of shots and a higher average of dangerous attacks — suggest they can create chances, but their goals tally tells a story of poor finishing or clinical opponents. Genoa’s counter to that has been conservative away displays, twice keeping clean sheets but otherwise shipping goals and failing to convert their sparse opportunities. The head-to-head most recently ended 1-1 earlier in the season, so a low-scoring, tight affair is within reach.

Referee Kevin Bonacina will oversee the match, and both teams’ disciplinary profiles hint at a game where physicality could be present without escalating into chaos. At home Torino have managed some tidy defensive results, and Genoa’s inability to take victories on the road makes them an underdog with little margin for error.

Betting suggestion: Given the combination of home advantage, Torino’s recent scalp of Napoli and Genoa’s severe scoring struggles, the market offering the most value here is the 1X2. The bookmakers list Torino as the favorite at 2.30 (implied probability ~43.48%), with Genoa at 3.50 and the draw at 2.96. Backing Torino to win offers a reasonable balance of risk and reward: a calculated punt on the hosts to convert home momentum into three points, but stake responsibly — this is a competitive Serie A fixture where margins remain fine.