Genoa vs Torino prediction, odds and how to watch

Torino dominated possession and territory but could not hold on, as substitute Konan N'Dri levelled for Lecce in the 73rd minute after Giovanni Simeone's own goal had given the hosts the lead.

Genoa came from behind to beat Lecce 2-1 at the Stadio Via del Mare, with Milutin Osmajic and Junior Messias both scoring inside the first half hour to secure a deserved away victory. Lecce pulled one back through a Youssef Maleh free kick but never truly threatened an equaliser.

Frosinone claimed a comfortable 2-0 win over Torino at home, with goals from Farès Ghedjemis and Giacomo Calò exposing a Torino side that never competed at the required level. Torino had the ball but did nothing with it.

Genoa put Juventus to the sword at home with two first-half goals from Kingsley Ehizibue and Tommaso Baldanzi, exposing a Juventus side that dominated possession but did absolutely nothing with it.

Genoa arrive at this Sunday's Serie A fixture on the back of four wins from their last five matches. Torino, meanwhile, have shipped eight goals in five away outings and are running out of reasons for optimism.

Inter head into Saturday's clash with Genoa having dropped just two points at home in their last five Serie A matches. Genoa arrive short-handed and with a patchy record that demands serious scrutiny.

Lazio arrive in Turin having won all five of their last Serie A matches, scoring sixteen goals in the process. Torino have enough about them to make this uncomfortable, but the numbers do not lie.