Sampdoria – Torino Free Bettings Tips
Sampdoria and Torino face at Campo Sportivo Ligorna, in a match for Coppa Italia (2nd Round). At this stadium, the history of direct clashes is favorable to the home team, which has 2 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss in the last 4 matches. Indeed, the last time these teams met at this stadium, on 21‑03‑2021, in a match for the Serie A TIM, Sampdoria won by (1‑0). The only goal of the match was scored by A. Candreva (25′ ). In this match, the home factor may play an important role, as Torino has significant differences in the results achieved at home and as a visitor.
Sampdoria Analysis
The home team comes to this stage of the Coppa Italia (2nd Round) after a home win by (3‑2) against Alessandria. This is a team that maintains its performance when they play away from their stadium, as in the last 30 matches they register 5 wins, 3 draws and 7 losses in away matches; against 7 wins, 3 draws and 5 losses in their stadium. The team comes for this match after an away win against Genoa, by (1‑3). Sampdoria has won 3, tied 2 and lost 5 of the last 10 home matches. Defensive consistency hasn’t been their best feature, as they have conceded goals in 9 of the last 10 matches, but their offense has scored consistently, as they have scored goals in 9 of the last 10 matches. In their matches there is a tendency towards goals, as in 24 of their last 27 matches at home there have been Over 1.5 goals and in 19 of the last 27 there have been Over 2.5 goals. In 15 matches, they have only turned the score around in 1 in the 9 matches they have conceded the first goal.
Sampdoria comes motivated for this match after an away triumph, by 1-3, in a trip to the Genoa stadium: Gabbiadini, Caputo and Vanheusden (against) scored the “goals” of the victory. The home club usually acts in a 4-4-2 tactical system, favoring a more defensive style of play, attacking through the center aisle. In this drawing, the two players who will have a more offensive mission are Francesco Caputo and Manolo Gabbiadini. Sampdoria is a team that likes to play in their midfield, with the objective of trying not to give too many spaces to their “enemy”. Coach Roberto D’Aversa should not be able to count on Ernesto Torregrossa and Mikkel Damsgaard as they are in the medical department.
Turin Analysis
The away team comes to this stage of the Coppa Italia (2nd Round) after a home win by (4‑1), in a penalty shoot-out, against Cremonese. This is a stronger team when they play at their stadium, as in the last 30 matches they register 2 wins, 5 draws and 8 losses in away matches; against 6 wins, 5 draws and 4 losses in their stadium. In their last match, for the Serie A TIM, they got a home win against Bologna by (2‑1). In the last 10 away matches Torino has won 1, tied 2 and lost 7. Defensive consistency hasn’t been their best feature, as they have conceded goals in 9 of the last 10 matches. In their away games there is a tendency for goals to be few, as 11 of their last 25 games have ended with Under 1.5 goals and 17 of 25 have ended with Under 2.5 goals. In 15 matches, they have never been able to turn the score around in the 5 matches they have conceded the first goal. In the last 20 away matches for all competitions there is 1 period that stands out: they have scored 7 of their 17 goals between minutes (76’‑90′).
Torino comes motivated for this match after a 2-1 home victory against Bologna: Soumaoro (against) and Sanabria scored the goals of this beautiful triumph. The visiting team usually plays in a 5-2-3, favoring a faster style of play, where the three pieces that play more forward are Marko Pjaca, Dennis Praet and Antonio Sanabria. The man responsible for defining and conducting the onslaught of your team is the Sasa Lukic service. The “Toro” coach should be without Andrea Belotti, Simone Edera, Ben Lhassine Kone, Simone Verdi, Rolando Mandragora and Koffi Djidji as they are still recovering from injury.
OVER 2.5 GOALS – Odds: 1.70
