Torino vs Salernitana played for the Serie A this Sunday, on February 04th 2024. The teams tied in a match where no one could break the nullity of the result. The final score was 0-0.
Score
Those who did well in this game were the bettors who took a chance on a draw. Before the game, the odds of 3.75 were excellent, yielding a good profit for those who dared to bet on an equal score.
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Match Goals
Fans at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino left the stadium feeling disappointed after watching Torino struggle to score a goal despite having a greater share of possession and control over the game.
Cards
The match between Torino vs Salernitana was relatively calm regarding disciplinary interventions. This match featured a total of 4 yellow cards shown by the match referee D. Chiffi.
Torino vs Salernitana Game Highlights
This match between Torino vs Salernitana, was played under a clear sky, and had no VAR interventions in the 90 minutes.
Featured Players
At the end of the game, the best players of each team were nominated, with the midfielder Valentino Lazaro being the best on the field for the Torino side. On the other side, the best player from the Salernitana team was the defender Niccolò Pierozzi.
Standings
A draw isn’t typically a cause for celebration in a game like this. After all, you have to win the so-called “6-point games” to get far in a straight points-based league. With the draw, both teams stay close in the middle of the table.
FAQ
Torino vs Salernitana played for the Serie A on Sunday, on February 04th 2024.
The teams tied in a match where no one could break the nullity of the result. The final score was 0-0.
Those who like risky bets should have put the draw as their guess in this match. The equality of 0-0 rewarded those who dared to bet on this result since the pre-match odds for a draw were 3.75.
Those who went to the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino probably went away a bit frustrated that they didn’t see a single goal. Although Torino had a greater volume of play, their attack was not enough to break through the opposing defense.
This match featured a total of 4 yellow cards shown by the match referee D. Chiffi.
