Cremonese – Torino : Survival fight for one, a third straight win for the other 
This Sunday, the atmosphere in Cremona should be electric. Cremonese host Torino in a clash where the points are worth their weight in gold. For the home side, the bleeding has to stop fast, while the visitors arrive with momentum and a clear eye on climbing further up the table. One side is fighting to stay afloat, the other is brimming with confidence. This one should have a bit of everything.
Cremonese under pressure 
Let’s not dress it up: Cremonese are in a bad way after that ugly defeat to Cagliari last weekend. Now teetering on the edge of the drop, Marco Giampaolo’s men are running out of road. It has been a gruelling season and their recent results have left home fans in a mood they know all too well, still waiting for a first home win this year.
The biggest problem is up front. Cremonese are struggling badly to score, with only eight goals in their last six months. In front of their own fans, they will need a very different version of themselves if they are going to trouble an opponent who looks far more settled. Giampaolo, who knows today’s rivals well, has to find the tactical answer and give his players some breathing room before things get ugly.
Torino riding high with Roberto D’Aversa 
At the other end, Torino are flying. Since the change in the dugout, the team’s face has changed completely. Torino are on a strong run, with four wins from their last six league matches, which has taken them clear of the danger zone. They have made a habit of picking up results away from home too, collecting valuable wins against sides down the bottom.
For Roberto D’Aversa and his Torino side, the aim is now a third straight victory, something the club has not managed in years. While Cremonese’s back line has a worrying habit of leaking goals, Torino’s defence has tightened up. The plan will be to control the middle of the pitch and stay patient. Torino’s forwards are in form and will fancy their chances of punishing any nerves at the back.
Probable line-ups
Cremonese : Audero ; Terracciano, Baschirotto, Luperto, Pezzella ; Zerbin, Grassi, Bondo, Vandeputte ; Bonazzoli, Djuric
Torino : Paleari ; Coco, Maripan, Ebosse ; Pedersen, Casadei, Gineitis, Obrador ; Vlasic ; Simeone, Adams
Football prediction Cremonese vs Torino
Torino to win
This one looks more open than the numbers suggest.
Cremonese have no choice but to go forward in search of survival, and that should leave gaps. Expect the hosts to throw everything into it, which will force Torino to soak up pressure at times. But if Torino have the quality to nick it on the break, the Grigiorossi have enough pride to find the net at least once in front of their own supporters. A draw with goals at both ends looks the most likely outcome on Sunday.
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