Torino vs Udinese

Match summary

Torino won 2-1 at home to Udinese. It was 1-1 at half-time.

Daniel Bragança put Torino ahead from a corner in the 36th minute, Jurgen Ekkelenkamp equalised in the 43rd minute, and Sandro Kulenovic won it in the 67th minute.

The chances backed that up: Torino created 2.53 expected goals (xG) from 12 shots to Udinese's 0.58 from 15.

Torino secured a 2-1 home victory against Udinese in Serie A matchday 6, despite registering lower overall territory and possession figures. The visitors dominated the ball with 62 percent possession and generated 15 shots compared to the hosts' 12, while also leading significantly in attacks with 130 to 71 and dangerous attacks with 62 to 26. However, Torino were more clinical when testing the goalkeeper, recording 4 shots on target against 1 for Udinese. Discipline was largely well-maintained across both sides, with Torino committing 4 fouls and receiving no cards, while Udinese committed 10 fouls and collected 1 yellow card.

The scoring opened in the 36th minute when Daniel Bragança put Torino ahead with a left foot shot. Udinese responded before the interval when Jurgen Ekkelenkamp equalised in the 43rd minute with a left foot shot, leaving the half-time score at 1-1. Following a series of substitutions by both managers in the second half, Torino reclaimed the lead in the 67th minute through Sandro Kulenović, who scored with a right foot shot to establish a 2-1 advantage. The match concluded without further goals, though Udinese substitute Nicolò Bertola received a yellow card for a foul in the 89th minute.