Stable victory for Inter – allow Torino score nothing
Inter vs
Torino
Torino’s Adrien Tamèze saw red in the 49th minute, leaving his team a man down for almost the entire second half.
With their solid performance, Inter extended their impressive unbeaten streak to 28 Serie A matches. This game also marked Torino's fourth consecutive match without a win.
Inter showcased their scoring prowess, having netted 81 goals this season—43 at home and 38 away. In contrast, Torino has managed 31 goals, with 15 at home and 16 away.
Inter secured a commanding 2-0 victory at home against Torino, bolstered by a steadfast defense. Both teams went into the halftime break deadlocked at 0-0, but the breakthrough came in the 56th minute when Hakan Çalhanoğlu, assisted by Henrikh Mkhitaryan, fired Inter into the lead.
Inter have now recorded four wins and one draw in their last five matches, scoring ten and conceding four. Meanwhile, Torino have struggled, with one win, two draws, and five goals conceded over the same period.
Looking ahead, Inter will face Sassuolo (away) on May 4th, Frosinone (away) on May 10th, and Lazio (home) on May 19th. Torino’s upcoming fixtures include Bologna (home) on May 3rd, Hellas Verona (away) on May 12th, and Milan (home) on May 19th.
Elsewhere in Serie A, Roma edged out Udinese 2-1, Frosinone triumphed 3-0 over Salernitana, Lecce drew 1-1 against Monza, Juventus and Milan played a goalless draw, Lazio won 1-0 against Hellas Verona, Bologna and Udinese finished 1-1, Atalanta defeated Empoli 2-0, and Napoli drew 2-2 with Roma.