Sassuolo vs Torino

Match summary

Sassuolo beat Torino 2-1. It was 1-1 at half-time.

Cristian Volpato put Sassuolo ahead in the 32nd minute, set up by Vasilije Adzic, Pietro Comuzzo equalised with a header in first-half stoppage time, set up by Alessio Cacciamani, and Domenico Berardi won it in the 78th minute, set up by Fedde Leysen.

There was little between the sides on chances: Sassuolo created 1.55 expected goals (xG) from 19 shots, Torino 1.50 from 10.

Sassuolo secured a 2-1 victory against Torino in Serie A after dominating the attacking metrics throughout the encounter. The home side registered nineteen shots compared to the visitors' ten, recording seven attempts on target against four. Sassuolo also created twelve hundred and twenty attacks and sixty-seven dangerous attacks, whereas Torino managed eighty-one attacks and thirty-eight dangerous attacks. Despite Torino having fifty-four percent possession and completing more passes with a higher accuracy, Sassuolo generated an expected goals figure of 1.55 to Torino's 1.50, earning four corners to three and accumulating three yellow cards while Torino received one.

The match began with Gvidas Gineitis receiving a yellow card for a foul in the twenty-third minute. Cristian Volpato opened the scoring for Sassuolo in the thirty-second minute with a left foot shot. Nemanja Matić was booked for a foul in the fortieth minute, before Pietro Comuzzo equalised for Torino with a header in the forty-second minute of first-half added time. Following multiple second-half substitutions, Cristian Volpato received a yellow card and Armand Laurienté was subsequently booked for a foul. Domenico Berardi scored the winning goal for Sassuolo in the seventy-eighth minute with a left foot shot.