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Pisa 3-5-2 Oscar Hiljemark
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5
4
33
3
10
8
20
7
9
32
Starters
- 1 A. Semper
- 5 S. Canestrelli
- 4 A. Caracciolo
- 33 A. Calabresi
- 3 S. Angori
- 10 M. Tramoni
- 8 M. Hojholt
- 20 M. Aebischer
- 7 M. Leris
- 9 H. Meister
- 32 S. Moreo
Substitutes
- 2 R. Bozhinov
11 J. Cuadrado
12 Nicolas Andrade
14 E. Akinsanmiro
15 I. Toure
22 S. Scuffet- 23 C. Stengs
- 26 F. Coppola
- 35 F. Loyola
36 G. Piccinini- 39 R. Albiol
- 42 B. Bettazzi
- 81 F. Stojilkovic
Torino 3-4-1-2 Leonardo Colucci
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77
44
23
33
66
4
16
10
17
18
Starters
- 1 A. Paleari
- 77 E. Ebosse
- 44 A. Ismajli
- 23 S. Coco
- 33 R. Obrador
- 66 G. Gineitis
- 4 M. Prati
- 16 M. Pedersen
- 10 N. Vlasic
- 17 S. Kulenovic
- 18 G. Simeone
Substitutes
6 E. Ilkhan- 8 I. Ilic
- 13 G. Maripan
14 F. Anjorin
19 C. Adams
20 V. Lazaro
22 C. Casadei- 25 N. Nkounkou
34 C. Biraghi- 35 L. Marianucci
- 61 A. Tameze
81 F. Israel- 92 A. Njie
- 99 L. Siviero
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Match Statistics
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1 Shots on Goal 2
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5 Shots off Goal 8
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7 Total Shots 13
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1 Blocked Shots 3
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5 Shots insidebox 7
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2 Shots outsidebox 6
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12 Fouls 12
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1 Corner Kicks 2
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1 Offsides 1
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50% Ball Possession 50%
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1 Yellow Cards 0
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0 Red Cards 0
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1 Goalkeeper Saves 1
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419 Total passes 428
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328 Passes accurate 342
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78% Passes % 80%
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0.32 expected_goals 1.83
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0 goals_prevented 0
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1. Match Summary
Torino secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Pisa in a tightly contested match. The game was decided by a late goal from C. Adams in the 80th minute, assisted by M. Pedersen. While Pisa showed moments of promise, Torino ultimately proved more clinical and controlled the game, particularly in the final third. The match was relatively even in terms of possession, but Torino created significantly more dangerous chances.
2. Team Performance Analysis
Pisa: Pisa struggled to convert possession into meaningful attacking opportunities. Their expected goals (xG) of 0.27 highlights this, indicating they rarely threatened Torino's goal. They completed a respectable 78% of their passes, but lacked the cutting edge in the final third. The team committed 12 fouls, indicating a degree of frustration and difficulty in winning the ball cleanly. Their single shot on target underscores their attacking inefficiency.
Torino: Torino demonstrated a more potent attacking threat, evidenced by their higher number of total shots (13) and shots on goal (2). Their xG of 1.84 suggests they should have potentially won by a larger margin. They were slightly more accurate in their passing (80% completion rate) and controlled the game effectively. The team's defensive solidity was also apparent, limiting Pisa to minimal clear-cut chances. The late goal was a reward for their sustained pressure and tactical approach.
Key Statistical Highlights:
Possession: 50% - 50% (Evenly matched) Total Shots: Pisa (7) - Torino (13) (Torino dominated) Shots on Goal: Pisa (1) - Torino (2) (Torino more clinical) Expected Goals: Pisa (0.27) - Torino (1.84) (Torino created far better chances) Pass Accuracy: Pisa (78%) - Torino (80%) (Torino slightly more precise)