Torino contre Fiorentina — Serie A

**Torino 0-0 Fiorentina**

**Playing Style:** Fiorentina dominated possession (55% vs 45%) and created more shots (16 vs 7), with a higher number of shots inside the box (8 vs 6) and a more efficient conversion rate from box entries to shots (80% vs 32%). Their high pass accuracy (83% vs 77%) and greater number of passes (369 vs 292) reflected a structured, possession-based approach. Torino, on the other hand, focused on direct play, evidenced by more successful long balls (24 vs 17) and a higher rate of shots inside the box (86% vs 50%). They also had more corners (7 vs 3) and successful crosses (5 vs 4), indicating a more counter-attacking and set-piece-oriented strategy.

**Strengths and Weaknesses:** Fiorentina’s strengths lay in their control of the game, with more passes in the opponent’s half (135 vs 119), higher ground duel win share (56% vs 44%), and more defensive actions per shot faced (6 vs 2). However, they struggled to convert chances, with 0% conversion rate on their only big chance and a low shot on target percentage (25% vs 57% for Torino). Torino’s strengths included a higher shot on target percentage (57% vs 25%), more successful dribbles (4 vs 3), and more blocks (4 vs 1). Their weakness was a lack of shot creation, with fewer total shots (7 vs 16) and fewer big chances (0/2 vs 0/1).

**Conclusion:** The 0-0 result reflects a highly balanced match where both teams had clear opportunities but failed to convert. Fiorentina had the greater volume of chances and controlled the game more effectively, but their finishing was poor, with no big chances converted. Torino, while less dominant in possession and shot creation, had a higher shot accuracy and more shots inside the box, but also failed to capitalize on their limited chances. Both teams struggled in front of goal, with neither managing to convert any of their big chances. The game was ultimately decided by missed opportunities, with neither side able to break the deadlock despite Fiorentina’s greater control and Torino’s more efficient shooting.