Torino
Italy
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Torino FC was founded in 1906 by a breakaway group from Juventus and has been the symbol of working-class Turin ever since.
Season Stats
Record
0W 0D 2L
H:0W/A:0W
Goals
2 / 4 (-2)
H:1/A:1
Clean Sheets
10
H:6/A:4
Rank
11
Sidelined Players (4)
Recent Results
@ ACF Fiorentina
05/09/2026Serie A
vs AC Monza
01/09/2026Coppa Italia
@ US Sassuolo
29/08/2026Serie A
vs AC Milan
23/08/2026Serie A
vs Carrarese Calcio 1908
15/08/2026Coppa Italia
@ US Avellino 1912
08/08/2026Club Friendlies
vs Vado F.C. 1913
05/08/2026Club Friendlies
@ Burnley
02/08/2026Club Friendlies
vs AS Cittadella
25/07/2026Club Friendlies
vs Alcione Milano
22/07/2026Club Friendlies
Upcoming Fixtures
vs AS Roma
Serie A
14/09/2026
18:30
@ Bologna FC 1909
Serie A
19/09/2026
15:00
vs Udinese
Serie A
12/10/2026
20:45
@ Parma Calcio 1913
Serie A
19/10/2026
20:45
vs AC Monza
Serie A
23/10/2026
20:45
vs Como 1907
Serie A
27/10/2026
20:45
@ Frosinone Calcio
Serie A
01/11/2026
15:00
vs US Lecce
Serie A
07/11/2026
15:00
@ SSC Napoli
Serie A
21/11/2026
20:45
vs SS Lazio
Serie A
29/11/2026
18:30
Torino
Torino Football Club, founded on December 3, 1906, in Turin and playing at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino — renamed in 2016 as a permanent tribute to the club's greatest era — is defined above all by the tragic and heroic legacy of the Grande Torino side that won five consecutive Serie A titles from 1943 to 1949. On May 4, 1949, a plane crash at the Basilica di Superga killed the entire first-team squad of 18 players, including the legendary captain Valentino Mazzola — a catastrophe that remains one of football's most devastating events. The club recovered to win a seventh and final Scudetto in 1975-76 and holds five Coppa Italia titles. Dressed in their famous granata (dark red) shirts, the Toro compete consistently in Serie A, their supporters carrying a unique burden of history and pride.