Torino's recent attacking form has been somewhat subdued, averaging only 1.1 goals per game over 23 matches. However, their key attacking players maintain a relatively stable form, even under pressure. Their midfield control is a strength, averaging 4.09 corners per match, suggesting a threat from set pieces. Defensively, however, they have conceded 13 goals, placing them in the mid-table, with a goal difference of -2, indicating a need to improve their attacking-defensive balance. In contrast, Cagliari exhibits a clear 'strong attack, weak defence' tendency. While they average 1.2 goals per game, slightly higher than Torino, their overall offensive-defensive structure seems imbalanced. Cagliari concedes an average of 1.6 goals per game, with a noticeable decline in defensive quality in recent away matches, as evidenced by their consecutive losses in the last 5 games. Their corner count is slightly lower, at 3.5, potentially hindering their ability to create high-quality crosses during crucial moments. The upcoming match appears evenly matched. Torino's tactical advantages in ball control and set pieces will provide more opportunities to gain crucial data. Cagliari needs to adjust their defence, especially away from home, to reduce unnecessary errors. Although Torino's home record isn't outstanding, they are expected to leverage home support to get a good start, putting sustained pressure on Cagliari's front line, aiming to control the pace and take the initiative in attack. Italian Serie A, 12-27 22:00 Torino - Cagliari. Match direction: 2.25, Under.