Torino – Hellas Verona: the Toro aim to finish off a Verona side in freefall 
This Saturday, the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino will stage a big one in Serie A’s 32nd round. Torino host Hellas Verona, and the visitors look like they’re hanging on by their fingernails. For Torino, it’s a clean chance to back up their current form. For Verona, every passing minute feels like another step towards the drop.
Torino in command at home 
The mood around Torino is excellent. After ending their away-day drought thanks to Che Adams’ heroics, they’re back on home soil full of swagger. Roberto D’Aversa’s men have turned their ground into a proper fortress, as recent wins over Lazio and Parma have shown. Torino have no intention of suffering an embarrassing slip against one of the division’s strugglers.
Going forward, the Turin club are finding their feet again. Che Adams looks to have found his range at exactly the right time. The plan is simple: set a relentless pace, bang in the goals and nail down a top-half finish. Torino also know they’ve got the psychological edge, having not lost at home to this opponent for well over a decade.
Hellas Verona staring at the drop 
At the other end, Hellas Verona are in a mess. Stuck in 19th, they can see the trapdoor getting closer. Nine points adrift of safety, they badly need to end a miserable run of three straight defeats without scoring. For Verona fans, it’s been grim reading every weekend.
Their defence keeps shipping chances and the numbers are ugly — among the worst in the division. Faced with Torino’s firepower, Verona will probably have to dig in, keep it tight and pray for a miracle. Unless their forwards wake up now, they could sink without trace in Piedmont, and their survival hopes will look all but dead.
Probable lineups
Torino : Paleari ; Coco, Ismajli, Ebosse ; Pedersen, Prati, Gineitis, Obrador ; Vlasic ; Simeone, Adams
Hellas Verona : Montipo ; Edmundsson, Nelsson, Frese ; Oyegoke, Akpro, Gagliardini, Harroui, Belghali ; Bowie, Orban
Football prediction Torino vs Hellas Verona
Torino win
This one looks one-sided on paper and on current form too.
Torino look calmer, sharper and technically better than a Verona side that’s sliding fast. Both defences have been shaky at times this season, but Torino have the individuals who can change a game in a flash. It’s hard to see how Verona pull off a smash-and-grab at the Stadio Olimpico when they can barely score for love nor money. A comfortable Torino win looks the most likely outcome, and one that would shove Verona even deeper into the mud.
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