With five rounds to go, Roma will be eager to get back on track as they hope to fend off Inter in the race for Serie A's last Champions League spot. Although Luciano Spalletti's men are highly unlikely to catch second-placed Napoli, they are still four points ahead of the Nerazzurri ahead of their match against Torino on Wednesday evening.
As for the visitors, the Granata have had their share of ups and downs but appear to have turned a positive corner. Can Giampiero Ventura's men continue in this same vein of form as they arrive at Roma's home ground tomorrow?
Roma
Since Spalletti's return to the Italian capital, Roma have appeared to be a totally different side than the one that suffered a meltdown in Rudi Garcia's last few months. Although their European campaign ended in the round of 16, this was expected considering they were paired with Real Madrid. Domestically, with the exception of 1-0 loss to Juventus, the Lupi have been unbeaten in all their other 13 matches, earning wins in nine of them.
However, since a 4-1 thrashing of Lazio in the Derby della Capitale on April 3rd, Roma appear to have hit a bump in the road. That win was preceded by a one-all draw with Inter that snapped their eight-match winning streak, and following that, the Giallorossi have picked up two more stalemates against Bologna and Atalanta. Their recent draw would have been in fact a loss were it not for a late goal by iconic captain Francesco Totti, who grabbed the game-winner four minutes before the end of regulation time.
Ironically, Roma's woes earlier this season started following a win over Lazio on November 8th. Fans, then, will be hoping that these past two draws are just a minor blip and not a repeat of what transpired under Garcia in November and December, which saw them win just one league game before the end of 2015.
Torino
As for Torino, they arrive in Rome having won their past three Serie A fixtures. This is the first time all season that Ventura's side have won three on the trot and the Granata presently find themselves in 11th place. With their top-flight status guaranteed for next season, the visitors will be hoping to defeat the Lupi at the Stadio Olimpico for the first time since May 13, 2007.
Which channel is broadcasting Roma vs Torino on TV or Online?
The Stadio Olimpico will be hosting this midweek evening fixture between Roma and Torino, but for those not able to make it to the Eternal City, don't fret. LiveSoccerTV.com has put together a compilation of choices to tune in via computer, mobile, tablet, or TV.
Here are some options for fans residing elsewhere in Italy and in the following countries:
- In the USA at 14.45 EST on: beIN SPORTS CONNECT U.S.A.
- In Italy at 20.45 CET on: Sky Calcio 3, SKY Go Italia, PremiumSport 2 HD
- In UK at 19.45 BST on: ESPN UK / HD
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