Torino vs Monza Prediction & Betting Tips – 23/10/2026
Torino welcome Monza to the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino on Friday evening in a Serie A fixture that carries genuine relegation-zone tension. Both sides are level on points and languishing in the bottom half, with the Granata 12th and the Brianzoli 16th. A Coppa Italia defeat to Monza earlier this season still stings for the hosts, adding an edge of revenge to proceedings. With neither club able to string consistent results together, three points here could prove pivotal in the survival picture as the autumn fixtures unfold.
Match Analysis
Torino enter this Serie A relegation battle as marginal favourites at 2.05, backed by a clear H2H edge and the motivation of avenging a September Coppa Italia defeat against the same opponents on home soil.
- 4 wins vs 1 for Torino in the last 8 H2H meetings, including a 2-0 victory at Monza in March 2025.
- 3-5-2 home structure provides defensive solidity that suits a tight, pressure-filled six-pointer at Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino.
- Monza concede 2.4 goals per game away from home with a 0% clean sheet rate in four road games this season.
- Monza missing five key players including Pessina, Ciurria, and suspended Lucchesi, severely depleting their squad depth.
Monza arrive as outsiders at 3.50, winless in all four away fixtures this Serie A campaign and ravaged by injuries, facing a Torino side eager to consolidate at home and climb away from the drop zone.
- Monza are winless in 4 road games this season, struggling to create and convert chances away from home.
- Pessina and Ciurria both absent through injury, stripping Monza of their two most creative and experienced midfield options.
- Monza's defensive record of 2.4 goals conceded per away game is the worst of any team in this fixture context.
Key point: With both attacks depleted by injuries, the double chance covering Torino home or draw pairs well with cautious play; consider backing the 1X outcome using 2.05 as a value anchor.
Form & Statistics: Torino vs Monza
Torino
Recent form
Season statistics (5)
Monza
Recent form
Season statistics (5)
Torino vs Monza: Head-to-Head
Average statistics (recent meetings)
Lineups: Torino vs Monza
Torino
Starters
- 1 Lucas Perri
- 2 Pietro Comuzzo
- 3 Saul Coco
- 4 Ardian Ismajli
- 5 Alessio Cacciamani
- 6 Gvidas Gineitis
- 7 Andrea Luongo
- 8 Gaetano Oristanio
- 9 Kian Fitz-Jim
- 10 Giovanni Simeone
- 11 Sandro Kulenovic
Bench
- Patterson
- Biraghi
- Aboukhlal
- Rodríguez
- Mascardi
- Belghali
- Siviero
- Zapata
Absent
- Adam Masina (injury)
- Emirhan İlkhan (injury)
- Niccolò Fortini (injury)
- Franco Israel (injury)
- F. Israel (shoulder injury)
- P. Pellegri (jumpers knee)
Monza
Starters
- 1 Demba Thiam
- 2 Yvan Kouadio Maye
- 3 Eddy Kouadio
- 4 Adam Bakoune
- 5 Ebenezer Akinsanmiro
- 6 Michael Folorunsho
- 7 Ricardo Mangas
- 8 Omari Forson
- 9 Jay Robinson
- 10 Dany Mota
Bench
- Goglichidze
- Antov
- Ondoa
- Ngonge
- Colombo
- Zeballos
- Colpani
- Strajnar
- Mout
Absent
- Patrick Ciurria (injury)
- Danilo D'Ambrosio (injury)
- Matteo Pessina (injury)
- Jan Ziolkowski (injury)
- Lorenzo Lucchesi (suspended)
- Idrissa Touré (knee injury)
Low confidence
Both lineups carry a speculative tag ahead of this Serie A fixture, drawn from adjusted Coppa Italia data rather than confirmed pre-match sources, so the tactical picture could yet shift before kickoff. That said, a 3-5-2 versus 3-4-2-1 contest promises a congested midfield battle, with both sides deploying three-man defensive blocks.
For Torino, Giovanni Simeone leads the attacking line in what shapes up as a physically direct approach, while Monza's narrower 3-4-2-1 invites Dany Mota to operate in the pockets behind the striker. The wide channels could prove decisive given the wing-back structures on either flank.
Our Verdict
Torino's double chance (home or draw) looks the strongest selection here. The Granata hold four wins from the last eight head-to-head meetings, compared to just one for Monza, and the home side's price at 2.05 reflects that historical edge. Monza remain winless on the road this season across four attempts, a dismal record that undermines any away victory case at 3.50. Backing the 1X double chance covers Torino's inconsistency while exploiting Monza's travelling frailties. Questo articolo è a scopo informativo e non costituisce una raccomandazione di gioco.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best bet for Torino vs Monza?
The 1X double chance, backing Torino to win or draw, represents the most compelling wager here. Torino hold a clear head-to-head advantage, Monza arrive winless in four away fixtures and are missing Pessina and Ciurria, while the home side's 2.05 reflects a marginal favourites status that looks well-founded given Monza's alarming defensive record on the road.
What time does Torino vs Monza kick off?
Torino vs Monza kicks off at 18:45 UTC on Friday, 23rd October 2026. The fixture takes place at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino, Torino's historic home ground in the north of Italy, where the hosts will be eager to impose themselves on a Monza side struggling badly away from home this season.
Where can I watch Torino vs Monza on TV?
Broadcast arrangements for Serie A fixtures vary depending on your territory. In Italy, DAZN holds primary rights to the majority of Serie A matches, with selected fixtures also available via Sky Sport. Supporters outside Italy should consult their local sports broadcasters or streaming platforms, as regional rights differ considerably across Europe and beyond.
What is Torino's recent record against Monza?
Torino's recent head-to-head record against Monza makes for encouraging reading for the home faithful. Across the last eight meetings between the sides, Torino have claimed four victories to Monza's one, with the remainder ending in draws. The sole blemish in recent memory is a 1-nil defeat to Monza in the Coppa Italia in September, which Torino will be keen to avenge.
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