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The forecast and betting suggestion for Verona vs Torino, on January 4, 2026, in the analysis written by tipsters, suggests: Over 1.5 goals ⇒ bet available.

👉 Which stadium will host Verona vs Torino?

The Verona vs Torino match on January 4, 2026, will be held in Verona, Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi.

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Verona vs Torino Prediction – Serie A

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Here you will find the best prediction for Verona vs Torino in Serie A, along with an analysis of the match and betting tips.

Read below for our detailed analysis of both teams, including their recent records and key statistics from previous games to provide the best prediction for this match between Verona and Torino.

Verona

January 4, 2026 – 17::00
Serie A TIM
2025/2026
Regular season – Round 18

Torino

Betting tip and prediction for this match between Verona vs Torino

The best prediction for
Verona vs Torino in the Serie A is over 1.5 goals. Verona and Torino have showcased an offensive approach in their recent matches, characterized by quick transitions and consistent attacking presence in the final third of the pitch. It is important to note that both teams tend to concede goals with relative ease. Thus, a dynamic encounter is expected, with clear goal-scoring opportunities for both sides.

Best prediction for Verona vs Torino

Over 0.5 goals in the first half (live betting prediction)
Over 1.5 goals (live betting prediction, double or triple)

Match prediction for Verona vs Torino

The teams Verona and Torino are set to clash at the Stadio Marc’Antonio Bentegodi in a match of the 18th round of Serie A TIM. In this stadium, the head-to-head record favors the away team, which has 4 wins and 1 draw in the last 5 encounters. In fact, the last time they faced each other here was on September 20, 2024, in a Serie A TIM match that ended with Torino winning (2–3). The goals in that match were scored by Grīgorīs Kastanos (12′ ) and Daniel Mosquera (90′ ) for Verona, while Antonio Sanabria (10′ ), Duván Zapata (33′ ), and Che Adams (79′ ) scored for Torino. Home advantage could play an important role in this encounter, as Torino shows significant differences in their home and away results.

Verona Analysis

After 2 wins, 6 draws, and 8 losses, the home team sits in 18th place with 12 points. In their last match, they lost to Milan away (3–0), following a previous away win against Fiorentina (1–2). This team maintains its performance when playing away from home, as in their last 30 games they record 3 wins, 5 draws, and 7 losses as visitors, compared to 2 wins, 8 draws, and 5 losses at home. In their last 7 home league matches, Verona has achieved 1 win, 3 draws, and 3 losses, earning 6 points out of a possible 21. Defensive solidity has not been their strong suit, as they conceded goals in 8 of their last 10 games, but their attack has been consistently scoring, finding the back of the net in 7 of their last 10 matches in this competition. This team rarely takes the lead first: they have only opened the scoring in 4 of their last 16 Serie A TIM games, from which they led at halftime in 3 and won at the end of the 90 minutes in 2. In 16 matches in this competition, they conceded the first goal 9 times and have never managed to turn the score around. There is 1 notable period in the last 18 home games across all competitions: they conceded 9 of their 23 goals between the 16th and 30th minutes.

Verona enters this match following a 3-0 loss during their visit to Milan’s stadium, ending their two-game winning streak in Serie A. For this matchup, coach Paolo Zanetti is expected to adopt a tactical setup of 3-5-2, focusing on the offensive duo of Giovane and Daniel Mosquera as key players in their attack. Their offensive depth and dynamism on the flanks typically signal imminent danger. Missing this game will be Rafik Belghali, who is suspended, along with Jean-Daniel Akpa Akpro and Tomáš Suslov due to injuries.

Torino Analysis

After 5 wins, 5 draws, and 7 losses, the away team currently sits in 13th place with 20 points. In their last match, they lost to Cagliari at home (1–2), following a previous away win against Sassuolo (0–1). This team is influenced by home advantage, performing better when supported by their fans, as their last 30 matches showed 3 wins, 5 draws, and 7 losses as visitors, scoring 13 goals and conceding 22. At home, they managed 6 wins, 3 draws, and 6 losses, netting 15 goals and conceding 21. In the league, Torino has secured 9 points out of a possible 24 after 2 wins, 3 draws, and 3 losses in their last 8 away games. The most common halftime result for them in away league matches has been 0–0 (4 out of 8 games). Their attack has been regularly scoring, having found the net in 8 of their last 10 matches in this competition. Away games tend toward fewer goals, with 4 of their last 8 matches in the competition finishing with fewer than 1.5 goals. In 17 matches in this competition, they conceded the first goal 7 times and managed only 1 comeback. There is 1 notable period in their last 18 matches as visitors in all competitions: they scored 6 of their 17 goals between the 61st and 75th minutes.

Torino arrives at this match deflated after a 1-2 defeat against Cagliari, ending their two-game winning streak in Serie A; the only goal was scored by Nikola Vlašić. The away team typically plays in a 3-5-2 formation, prioritizing offensive transitions and channeling their attack through the wings. In this setup, the two players responsible for creating panic in the opponent’s defense are Giovanni Simeone and Duván Zapata. It is worth noting that the player responsible for setting the tempo of the visitor’s offensive game will be midfielder Nikola Vlašić. Missing this game are Perr Schuurs and Zanos Savva, both due to physical issues.