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Udinese vs Torino is a closely balanced Serie A matchup shaped by narrow margins, repeated draws and two clubs comfortable in competitive games. The 2023 and 2024 meetings both finished level, reinforcing a profile in which neither side easily creates separation. A future meeting will ask whether one club finally turns a small advantage into a win or the balance holds again.
Past matches, Udinese vs Torino
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Udinese
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93G
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90G
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1G
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15F
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24M
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22D
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6M
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7F
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20M
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45F
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29M
Torino Substitutes
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G
81
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G
99
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M
61
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D
34
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F
17
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D
25
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M
4
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D
13
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M
8
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79
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F
92
Match events
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23'Nicolò Zaniolo Goal cancelled
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45'⚽K. Ehizibue Normal Goal
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46'Christian Kabasele Yellow Card
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49'Rafael Obrador Yellow Card
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51'⚽T. Kristensen Normal Goal (Asst: L. Miller)
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57'S. Kulenovic E. Ilkhan
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57'M. Prati C. Casadei
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65'C. Biraghi R. Obrador
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69'O. Zarraga K. Ehizibue
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70'I. Gueye A. Buksa
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71'A. Njie G. Simeone
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76'J. Piotrowski L. Miller
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77'B. Mlacic C. Kabasele
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84'J. Arizala A. Atta
Stats for this game
Matchup Udinese VS Torino
Draws frame the matchup
Torino and Udinese drew 1–1 in Turin in December 2023, then finished 2–2 in Udine in December 2024. These fixed results across different venues show how little the setting alone settles the contest. Both teams found a way to score, yet neither could protect a winning margin. The evidence supports a close relationship rather than a fixed pecking order. That is why one-goal swings carry extra weight in this pairing.
Small details can decide it
When the score remains narrow, the first goal and the response carry extra weight. Udinese’s home setting offers one route to tilt the balance, while Torino can make an away setting competitive. Patience and concentration become central. The matchup is therefore interesting because its uncertainty comes from the margins, not from a lack of stakes. A future meeting will test whether one side improves the conversion of pressure into a decisive finish.