Bologna
Torino
Match summary
Bologna and Torino shared the points in a 1-1 draw. Bologna led 1-0 at half-time.
Federico Bernardeschi put Bologna ahead in the 14th minute and Sandro Kulenovic equalised in the 77th minute, set up by Rolando Mandragora.
There was little between the sides on chances: Bologna created 0.70 expected goals (xG) from 11 shots, Torino 0.96 from 14.
Bologna and Torino played out a tight Serie A matchday five fixture that ended in a one-all draw after the visitors dominated possession and territory. Torino controlled sixty percent of the ball and registered fourteen total shots compared to eleven for Bologna, accumulating an expected goals figure of zero point nine six against zero point seven zero for the hosts. Torino also led significantly in dangerous attacks with twenty-eight to eleven, and earned six corners to just one for Bologna. Disciplinary counts saw Torino collect three yellow cards while Bologna committed eighteen fouls overall.
The hosts opened the scoring in the fourteenth minute when Federico Bernardeschi struck a left-footed shot to put Bologna one-nil ahead at half-time. Daniel Bragança received a yellow card for Torino in the thirtieth minute. Following multiple substitutions from both sides in the second half, Torino found the equaliser in the seventy-seventh minute through Sandro Kulenović, who scored with a right-footed shot to level the match at one-one. Rafik Belghali and Nathan Patterson were subsequently booked for Torino in the seventy-fourth and seventy-eighth minutes respectively as the scores remained level until the final whistle.
