Bologna vs Torino H2H – Head-to-head record
A full head-to-head history between Bologna and Torino: 29 meetings since 2008, including last 5 and last 10 results, recent form, top scorers and key stats.
Quick stats
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Average corners per match
6.6
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Average cards per match
4.5
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Biggest Bologna win
0 - 2
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Biggest Torino win
1 - 0
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Last meeting
1 - 1
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Most common scoreline
0-0
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Team that scored first
Bologna
Notable streaks and records
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Unbeaten run (recent meetings)Bologna has not lost in the last 7 meetings
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Highest scoring matchBologna 3–2 Torino ( Serie A )
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Biggest away winBologna's biggest away win: Torino 0–2 Bologna
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Last draw1–1 ( Serie A )
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Last 0–0 drawSerie A
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Home dominanceBologna won 50% of home meetings (won 3 of 6 home match)
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Away dominanceTorino have not won any of their 6 away H2H match.
Top scorers
Across the last 10 head-to-head meetings
Bologna
- Dan Ndoye 2
- Thijs Dallinga 1
- Joshua Zirkzee 1
- Federico Bernardeschi In squad 1
- Tommaso Pobega In squad 1
- Stefan Posch 1
- Santiago Castro 1
- Giovanni Fabbian 1
- Nikola Moro In squad 1
- Riccardo Orsolini In squad 1
Torino
- Nikola Vlašić In squad 2
- Sandro Kulenović In squad 1
- Eljif Elmas 1
- Saša Lukić 1
- Yann Karamoh 1
Marked players are part of the current team.
Note: own goals (goals accidentally scored into a team's own net) are not included in these scorer totals for either team.
Head-to-head goals and stats
Head-to-head record
All 29 meeting since
Bologna 31%
Draws
Torino 31%
Defining moments
- 2024 Biggest away win Torino 0–2 Bologna ( Serie A )
- 2008 Highest scoring match Bologna 5–2 Torino ( Serie A )
- 2026 Last draw 1–1 ( Serie A )
- 2025 Last 0–0 draw 0–0 ( Serie A )
Notable streaks and records
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Bologna longest unbeaten run7 matches played ()
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Torino longest unbeaten run6 matches played ()
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Longest winning streakTorino: 3 in a row ()
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Longest winless runTorino: 7 matches without a win ()
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Longest streak of both teams scoredBoth teams scored in 4 consecutive meetings ()
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Most home wins in a rowTorino: 3 consecutive home wins
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Home dominanceBologna won 33% of home meetings (won 5 of 15 home match)
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Away dominanceTorino won 13% of away meetings (won 2 of 15 away match)
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Own goals3 own goals in these meetings (Bologna: 2, Torino: 1)
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Most carded playersCesare Bovo (Torino) — 3 cards across 4 H2H appearancesLorenzo De Silvestri (Bologna) — 3 cards across 10 H2H appearances
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Comeback winsBologna won 2 matches after falling behind at half-time.
- Came back from 0–1 down to win 2–1 ( Serie A )
- Came back from 0–1 down to win 5–2 ( Serie A )
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Fastest goalDanilo D'Ambrosio scored in the 2nd minute for Torino ( Serie A )
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Hat-tricks
- Andrea Belotti (Torino) ( Serie A )
- Marco Di Vaio (Bologna) ( Serie A )
Top scorers
Across all 29 head-to-head meetings
Bologna
- Marco Di Vaio 4
- Riccardo Orsolini In squad 3
- Jonatan Cristaldo 2
- Dan Ndoye 2
- Blerim Džemaili 2
- Panagiotis Kone 1
- Marco Bernacci 1
- Arturo Calabresi 1
- Thijs Dallinga 1
- Sergio Volpi 1
- Tiberio Guarente 1
- Joshua Zirkzee 1
- Federico Bernardeschi In squad 1
- Stefan Posch 1
- Federico Di Francesco 1
- Federico Santander 1
- Santiago Castro 1
- Giovanni Fabbian 1
- Tommaso Pobega In squad 1
- Erick Pulgar 1
- Saphir Sliti Taïder 1
- Nikola Moro In squad 1
- Musa Barrow 1
- Andrea Poli 1
- Mattias Svanberg 1
- Roberto Soriano 1
- Lorenzo De Silvestri In squad 1
Torino
- Andrea Belotti 5
- Danilo D'Ambrosio 2
- Iago Falque 2
- Nikola Vlašić In squad 2
- Daniele Baselli 2
- Sandro Kulenović In squad 1
- Eljif Elmas 1
- Alessandro Rosina 1
- Ignazio Abate 1
- Barreto 1
- Ciro Immobile 1
- M'Baye Niang 1
- Simone Barone 1
- Cesare Natali 1
- Rolando Mandragora In squad 1
- Adem Ljajic 1
- Josef Martínez 1
- Rolando Bianchi 1
- Giuseppe Vives 1
- Alessio Cerci 1
- Simone Zaza 1
- Yann Karamoh 1
- Álex Berenguer 1
- Armando Izzo 1
- Antonio Sanabria 1
- Saša Lukić 1
- Mike van Dijk 1
Marked players are part of the current team.
Note: own goals (goals accidentally scored into a team's own net) are not included in these scorer totals for either team.