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Continuation of the 11th day of Serie A this Sunday noon with a nice poster. Torino welcomed Raffaelle Palladino’s Fiorentina to Piedmont, on the pitch of the Olimpico Grande Torino stadium. On the one hand, the Granata wanted to bounce back after a series of poor performances in a very complicated schedule. On the other hand, the Viola wanted to build on its good form to continue its good start to the season. During a relatively balanced meeting, it was Fio who left with the victory (0-1) thanks to a new goal from Moise Kean (41st).
In the ranking, Torino remains in the soft underbelly of Serie A with this 10th place, while Fiorentina climbs onto the podium and thus finds itself in 3rd place in the ranking. Next weekend, just before the international break, the Granata will face Juventus in the Derby della Mola, while the Viola will host Hellas Verona in Florence on matchday 12.
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