Torino FC

vs

Internazionale Milano

Tips, Stats and Odds

Inter Milan are the strong favorites to take the points when they travel to Torino FC in Serie A on Sunday, but the bookmakers’ odds of -164 for an away win are a little on the short side in our opinion. Il Toro are a long +550 shot to win the game, while the draw is priced at +327. The hosts have been a mid-table Serie A side in 2024-25, currently sitting 11th with 44 points from 35 games, and they are unlikely to trouble Inter too much on Sunday. Paolo Vanoli has done a good job since taking over on July 1, 2024, implementing a pragmatic, compact and organised style of play that can frustrate opponents and hit them on the counter. Che Adams has been a good acquisition up front, scoring 9 goals in 33 Serie A appearances, and his ability to hold the ball up could be key to how this game pans out. Torino have been solid at home, averaging 1.00 goal per game and conceding only 0.82 on average, but they are going to need to be at their best to get anything from this game.

Inter Milan are a different proposition altogether and Simone Inzaghi has maintained the balance of his 3-5-2 system superbly since June 2021. Fresh from a Champions League semi-final victory over Barcelona, the Nerazzurri will have a lot of freshness in the squad, but the extra time thriller against Barca could still catch up with them on Sunday. Inter have a terrific away record in Serie A, averaging 2.06 goals per game on the road and conceding just 0.82 on average. They have the clinical edge up front with Marcus Thuram having bagged 14 goals in 31 Serie A appearances this term, while Denzel Dumfries has been a great addition to the squad, providing 3 assists in their last 5 games and creating chances from the wing-back position.

Inter have beaten Torino in their last 4 Serie A meetings and will be looking to extend that sequence on Sunday. The hosts have not won in their last 2 home games against Inter, but they are a resilient side that could make this closer than the odds suggest. The visitors are likely to rotate their squad after their recent European win and that could make them a little blunted for this clash, while Torino’s home form has been strong this season. With both teams averaging less than 2.5 goals per game in their respective home and away records, the under 2.5 goals market could offer some value for bettors who think this could be a close contest.