Torino striker Andrea Belotti is facing one of his favourite opponents in Bologna, with five goals in four games.
The Italian international has hit double figures in each of his previous three seasons with the Granata, and Il Gallo has four goals in six games across all competitions this season.
He’ll be confident of adding to that tally against the Rossoblu, as he has five goals in four games against them.
Torino striker Andrea Belotti is facing one of his favourite opponents in Bologna, with five goals in four games.
The Italian international has hit double figures in each of his previous three seasons with the Granata, and Il Gallo has four goals in six games across all competitions this season.
He’ll be confident of adding to that tally against the Rossoblu, as he has five goals in four games against them.
Belotti’s first Serie A hat-trick came against today’s opponents in August 2016, and Bologna have only kept one clean sheet in the last five editions of this fixture.
On the other side though, Blerim Dzemaili has more goals against Torino than any other side, with five in six games.
Bologna have won only one of their last five at home to Torino, with two draws and two defeats.
Toro are looking to keep a third clean sheet in a row, something they haven’t achieved since the 1992-93 season.