Torino Secures Victory Over Hellas Verona, Ending five-Match Winless Run
Hellas Verona vs
Torino
Hellas Verona have scored 34 goals in total in the Serie A: 21 at home and 13 away.
Thomas Henry of Hellas Verona was sent off in the 90th minute.
Torino has returned to winning ways in the Serie A with a 2-1 victory over Hellas Verona, marking their first win following a five-game drought.
The first half finished 0-0 and it took until the 67th minute before K. Świderski netted, with an assist by Suat Serdar, to give Hellas Verona the lead.
Z. Savva equalised for Torino with an assist by Valentino Lazaro, in the 77th minute.
With seven minutes left to play, Hellas Verona's Pietro Pellegri scored the decider with an assist by Valentino Lazaro, completing Hellas Verona's comeback.
Hellas Verona have now won two, drawn one, and lost two of their last five games, having scored 6 and conceded 6. Meanwhile, Torino have one win and three draws with 2 goals for and 3 against.
Torino have scored 33 goals: 15 at home and 18 away.
Hellas Verona's next Serie A games are against Salernitana (away) on 20 May and Inter (home) on 26 May. Torino face Milan (home) on 18 May and Atalanta (away) on 26 May.
Elsewhere in the Serie A, Inter won 5-0 against Frosinone, Bologna defeated Napoli 2-0, Milan triumphed 5-1 against Cagliari, Lazio won 2-0 against Empoli, Genoa picked up a narrow 2-1 victory against Sassuolo, Juventus drew 1-1 against Salernitana, and Atalanta edged Roma 2-1.