Pisa – Torino: the ultimate fear-fest at the Cetilar Arena 
The Tuscan club sits rock bottom of the table. Torino are six points clear of the drop zone. Relegation hangs over this one and gives it its edge. The hosts are seven points adrift of safety.
The miracle Pisa are still praying for 
Oscar Hiljemark has been trying to pull off the impossible since arriving in February. The record books are brutal and the odds of survival are awful. No bottom club at this stage has stayed up since 1958. They were humiliated 5-0 by Como before the break. Pisa’s attack looks painfully short. They’ve failed to score in five of their last seven matches. And history against Torino? Still a nightmare to shift.
Torino’s maddening inconsistency under Roberto D’Aversa 
They’ve been lurching from one result to another since the turn of the year. AC Milan have just landed another painful defeat on Torino. The visitors’ back line keeps making ugly mistakes away from Piedmont. Torino have now shipped goals in eight straight away games. There’s real pressure on this group as they travel. The head-to-heads, though, do lean Torino’s way.
Probable line-ups
Pisa : Nicolas ; Calabresi, Canestrelli, Caracciolo ; Leris, Aebischer, Akinsanmiro, Angori ; Tramoni, Moreo, Stojilkovic
Torino : Paleari ; Coco, Ismajli, Ebosse ; Pedersen, Gineitis, Ilkhan, Vlasic, Obrador ; Adams, Simeone
Football prediction Pisa vs Torino
Under 2.5 goals in the match
The brutal stakes of survival will freeze both attacks stone dead. Pisa won’t gamble and get exposed again in front of their own fans.
The visitors’ nerves will force Torino into caution as well. Pisa’s chronic lack of bite in the final third should keep clear chances to a minimum.
Relegation fear will drag this into a scrap in midfield, with neither side wanting to blink first. The scoreboard should tell the story: very few goals, if any.
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