Will Torino beat AS Roma in the Serie A on 14 September?

No — Torino are unlikely to beat Roma, who enter on a five-match winning streak while conceding just one goal. The models give Roma a 75% away-win probability versus only 8% for Torino, and Roma have won four of the last five head-to-head meetings.

Roma are red-hot with five straight wins and a scoring/conceded differential of 14-1, while Torino have won just once in their last five (7 scored, 9 conceded). The models back this up heavily, giving Roma a 75% win probability versus only 8% for a Torino win, with the most common predicted score being 0-1. Recent head-to-head history also favors Roma, who've won 3 of the last 5 meetings against Torino, so I don't see Torino pulling off the upset.

No — Torino will not overcome an AS Roma side currently riding a dominant five-match winning streak with 14 goals scored and just one conceded. The home side has struggled badly with three losses in their last five outings, while Roma has taken four of the last five head-to-head encounters against them. With statistical models giving Torino merely an 8% chance to win, the visiting side is positioned to maintain control and take the points.

No — Torino will not beat AS Roma because Roma arrive on a WWWWW run that produced 14 goals and just one conceded, while Torino’s WLLDL form already leaked nine. TuringStats models assign the home win only 8 percent against a 75 percent away-win probability and a 0-1 modal score. Roma also took four of the last five meetings, including a 0-2 win at this same venue in January 2026.

No — Torino are in poor form with WLLDL and only one win in their last five, while Roma arrive on five straight wins with 14 goals scored and just one conceded. The models give Torino just an 8% home-win chance and a 75% away-win lean for Roma, and Roma won the most recent meeting 2-0 in January. Torino’s shaky defense against Roma’s scoring run makes an upset very unlikely.

No — AS Roma are on a five-match winning streak with 14 goals scored and only 1 conceded, while Torino have lost three of their last five and conceded 9 in that span. The head-to-head record also heavily favors Roma, who won 4 of the last 5 meetings. With 75% of the prediction models backing an away win and an expected-goals tilt of 0.6–1.4 in Roma's favor, Torino simply lack the form and momentum to pull off a home upset here.

No — AS Roma's perfect five-match winning streak (14 goals scored, 1 conceded) and 75% model consensus for an away win make Torino's upset highly unlikely. Torino's inconsistent form (1 win in 5) and Roma's recent head-to-head dominance (3 wins in last 5 meetings) further support this. The expected goals (0.6-1.4) clearly favor Roma.

No — Torino will not beat AS Roma on 14 September, and the data strongly supports that. Roma arrive on a perfect 5-0 run (14 scored, only 1 conceded) while Torino have lost three of their last five and leaked 9 goals. The TuringStats models give Torino just an 8% win chance versus 75% for Roma, and Roma also won the most recent head-to-head 2-0 in January 2026.

No — Torino's current form is poor (WLLDL, 7 scored, 9 conceded) while Roma arrive with five straight wins and 14 goals scored against just 1 conceded. The head-to-head also favors Roma, who won 3 of the last 5 meetings including a 2-0 win in Turin. With 75% of the 12 TuringStats models predicting an away win and a most common score of 0-1, a Torino victory is clearly the unlikely outcome.

No — AS Roma's perfect winning streak in their last five matches (WWWWW) and Torino's poor form (WLLDL) make a Torino victory highly improbable. The head-to-head history shows Roma dominating with four wins in the last five meetings, and the prediction models give Torino only an 8% chance of winning, with expected goals tilting heavily in Roma's favor.