Where to watch Rome-Turin on TV
The match between Roma and Turin, valid for the 26th matchday of Serie A, will be broadcast Monday 26 February at 6.30pm live onDAZN app, available in the Sky Q and Sky Glass Apps section. Sky Q subscribers (via satellite or internet) and Sky Glass who are also DAZN customers will also be able to access the DAZN offer with voice control, via the “Open DAZN” command, conveniently in one place and with a single device. On Sky Q and My Sky, the match can also be seen on DAZN ZONE, available on channel 214 of the Sky remote control. To see the ZONA DAZN channel, DAZN customers must adhere to a specific option available within the “my account” area on dazn.com. To subscribe to DAZN and activate the option to watch the ZONA DAZN channel on Sky Q or My Sky, you need to go to dazn.com/sky and follow the subscription instructions.
The numbers of Rome and Turin
Roma and Turin drew the first leg of this championship (1-1) and both seasonal matches have not ended in a draw since 1994/95 in Serie A (2-2 in the first leg and 1-1 in the second leg in that case). There Roma have lost only two of their last 14 matches against Torino in Serie A, winning 10 (2 draws) and in particular keeping a clean sheet in three of the last five matches against the Granata. The Torino have won only one of the last 13 Serie A matches against Roma played at the Olimpico (one draw, 11 defeats) – the 2-0 one on 5 January 2020, with a brace from Andrea Belotti – drawing the last one in November 2022 (1-1); only once have the two teams ended two matches in a row in a draw at the home of the Capitoline club in the top tournament: in November 1969 (0-0) and in May 1971 (1-1). There Roma have won four of their five league games (one defeat) with Daniele De Rossi at the helm of the team, for a haul of 12 points: in the period (from the 21st matchday), only Bologna collected more (13). With Thursday’s defeat against Lazio, the Torino ended a six-match unbeaten streak in Serie A (3 wins, 3 draws), in which he had conceded a total of the same goals conceded in the defeat against the Biancocelesti (two). The TOrino did not miss any of the first three away games of 2024: two draws and a victory in the partial; the last time the Granata team remained unbeaten in the first four away matches of a calendar year in Serie A dates back to 2015, with Giampiero Ventura on the bench: in that case, the first defeat away from home came in the sixth match on the field of Udinese. The Torino have won only three of their last 27 away games (8 draws, 16 defeats) of Serie A played against the two teams from the capital: two of these against Lazio; however, over the past 70 years (since early 1954), the Olimpico is the playing field on which the Granata team has won the greatest number of victories (18) in the top tournament.