- Team form: Torino are the favourite with 1.39 odds.
- Match odds: Carrarese are 8.7 to win and the draw is 4.3.
- History: There has been no competitive meeting between the clubs since 1982, a 1-1 friendly draw.
Torino are on a roll
Form
Torino FC come into their Coppa Italia 2026-2027 32nd-final against Serie C group B side Carrarese after a 10-match run of 5 wins, 2 draws and 3 defeats in all competitions. Ignazio Abate's men have won 4 of their last 5 and are on a three-game winning streak.
Recent results
Their recent results are a perfect rhythm for a cup competition: a 0-1 win at Burnley, a 3-1 home win over Vado and a 1-1 away draw at Avellino that Torino won on penalties. Gabriele Cioffi's Carrarese have been less convincing with a run of 0-2-3 in the last 5. Their run of 3-3-4 in the last 10 across all competitions is not great, but the Azzurri will arrive in Turin with hope. Carrarese are 8.7 in the match result market and the 4.3 for the draw are not a bad option for a correct score bet either.
Strange encounter
The Serie A side are the obvious favorites for this match and that's reflected in the odds, but there's a touch of novelty value for the Azzurri and a potential test for Torino here, so the odds are a little skinny for this game.
Despite both clubs being Italian and being separated by only 2 tiers of professional football, these sides have never faced each other in a competitive game. They met once in a 1982 friendly.
- Home form: In all-competitions Torino are 3-2-1 at home, which gives them a solid base to work from at the Olimpico Grande Torino this Saturday.
- Away woes: Carrarese have been poor away from home, winning only 1-1-4 in all-competitions and conceding 10 goals in their 6 away games.
Carrarese can keep it tight
The best bet could be Under 2.5 goals at 2.0 in a game which could stay cagey for a little while if the Serie C side sit deep. Cioffi's men set up in a compact 3-5-2 that has the tools to soak up pressure and strike on the break or from set pieces.
The hosts play with real aggression in a high-tempo 3-4-2-1 or 3-5-2 that relies on vertical passes and intense pressing to disrupt the opposition. That should play into the hands of Torino, who have far more pace and territory to work with, but Carrarese can make this a tough night for the hosts if they don't panic.
