Serie A: Torino-Fiorentina on the pitch at 3pm

Fiorentina is preparing for the away match against Torino, scheduled for tomorrow at 15. The aim is to consolidate their position in the upper reaches of the table and extend a positive streak that has lasted since mid-September, when they suffered their only defeat of the season, a 3-2 against Atalanta.

Recent Results

In recent times, Fiorentina have achieved encouraging results: six wins in a row, including four consecutive in the league. The most significant victories include those against teams such as Milan and Roma at the Franchi, and Lecce and Genoa away. These results are the fruit of the work of coach Raffaele Palladino and the growth of the team, which has found its identity and greater defensive compactness thanks to a change of module.

The Trip to Turin

Tomorrow’s match represents a new test for Fiorentina. Although Torino is going through a difficult moment, no one in the Viola clan underestimates the commitment. The watchword is to stay focused and not let your guard down. Palladino can breathe a sigh of relief: compared to the challenge against Genoa, Moise Kean is back among the players called up, having rested on Thursday to recover from a sprained left ankle.

“It’s comforting news to have our top scorer of the season,” Palladino said.

However, Fiorentina will have to do without players like Gudmudsson, Pongracic, and Cataldi, the latter still not recovered from a muscle problem. In his place, Mandragora could be relaunched as a starter, having made his return after a knee injury.

Training Doubts

Other questions concern the defensive formation: Comuzzo, Ranieri and Quarta are competing for two places. Furthermore, on the outside lanes, Sottil is in the running with Bove, in case the former Roma player is moved up again after being used in midfield last Thursday.

Fiorentina is ready to face this challenge with determination and the desire to continue winning.