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Verona U20

03-20 23:00

0 - 1

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Torino U19

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End 0-1

94′

alex adam perez

89′

zeppier

85′

tommaso gatto

E. Zaia

77′

mattia mendolia

L. Monticelli

77′

kevin stella

ruben akale

65′

zeppier

D. Bonacina

65′

alex adam perez

R. Sandrucci

61′

lorenzo garofalo

Veis Yıldız

61′

matteo martini

michele rossi de

52′

ferraris lorenzo

W. Acquah

50′

luca szimionas

jurgen peci

46′

A. Ballanti

S. Perciun

Halftime 0-1

36′

0-1

R. Sandrucci

33′

William feola

15′

oumar barry

9′

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Match Info

In Italian Campionato Primavera 1 action, Torino U20 secured a narrow but valuable 1-0 away victory over Verona U20 on March 20, 2026. A solitary goal in the second half was enough to separate the two youth sides, handing Torino all three points in a tightly contested encounter. The match was characterized by high energy and pressing from both teams, with chances at a premium in the first half. The decisive moment came just after the hour mark, when a Torino midfielder won possession high up the pitch and played a through ball for the advancing winger, who finished calmly past the Verona goalkeeper. Verona pushed for an equalizer in the latter stages, forcing the Torino keeper into a couple of smart saves, but the visitors' defense held firm to see out the win. The result is a significant boost for Torino U20's league position as they chase a playoff spot, while it halts a positive run of form for the Verona youngsters. The Verona coach pointed to a loss of concentration for the goal as the match's turning point, whereas the Torino manager highlighted his team's mature game management. The starting XIs reflected both clubs' commitments to developing young talent, with several players looking to make the step up to senior football in the coming seasons.