Bologna
Torino
Bologna: 28. Skorupski, 3. Posch, 15. Kristiansen( till 56'), 31. Beukema, 33. Calafiori( till 80'), 20. Aebischer( till 55'), 19. Ferguson L., 56. Saelemaekers( till 71'), 80. Fabbian( till 81'), 9. Zirkzee, 11. Ndoye D.
Substitution: 8. Freuler(from 55'), 26. Lucumí(from 56'), 82. Urbanski K.(from 71'), 22. Lykogiannis(from 80'), 6. Moro N.(from 81')
Bench: 23. Bagnolini N., 34. Ravaglia F., 29. De Silvestri, 77. van Hooijdonk
Yellow Cards: Kristiansen 23', Fabbian 31', Ndoye D. 90'
Torino: 1. Gemello, 4. Buongiorno, 13. Rodriguez, 19. Bellanova, 8. Ilić I., 61. Tamèze( till 70'), 16. Vlašić, 20. Lazaro( till 76'), 77. Linetty( till 71'), 9. Sanabria, 91. Zapata D.( till 70')
Substitution: 27. Vojvoda(from 70'), 11. Pellegri(from 70'), 66. Gineitis(from 71'), 7. Karamoh(from 76')
Bench: 32. Milinkovic-Savic V., 71. Popa, 6. Zima D., 26. Djidji, 84. Antollini, 79. Savva Z., 10. Radonjić N., 23. Seck D.
Yellow Cards: Linetty 39', Lazaro 62', Bellanova 69', Pellegri 74'
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Inter’s brand-new attacking duo struck in the second half against Torino to bring the Nerazzurri back to winning ways
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The first Turin derby of the 2023/24 season ended with a confident victory for Juventus over Torino
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Early goals from Acerbi and Martinez weren’t enough for Inter as Bologna fought back through Orsolini and Zirkee
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Giroud opened the scoring with his first right-footed goal for Milan
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Brozovic secured the win for Inter’s on their last outing of the season
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Riccardo Orsolini became the top-scoring Italian player in the league with his goal from the spot while Arek Milik redeemed himself after missing a penalty by smashing home a first-time finish
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The Argentine cemented his place as a staple in the Giallorossi attack after becoming only the second player since Mo Salah in 2004/05 to score more than 10 goals and provide more than 5 assists in his debut season for Roma
