Only Two Wins in Sixteen Away Games
The Pisa football club returns to the “Olimpico-Grande Torino” stadium to face Torino FC. This matchup comes just over a month after their last encounter. On September 25, Marco Baroni’s team narrowly defeated Pisa in the Round of 16 of the Coppa Italia. The decisive goal was scored by Casadei early in the match.
Historic Matchup: Two Wins in Sixteen Away Games
In their history, Pisa has faced Torino 16 times at this venue. Unfortunately for Pisa fans, they have only celebrated victory on two occasions. The first victory dates back to November 20, 1921, when Pisa won 1-0 in the Prima Division. The second victory came on May 8, 1983, when Enrico Todesco secured a 2-1 victory for Pisa, which marked a crucial step toward their survival in Serie A.
Additional Match Details
Pisa’s history at the “Olimpico-Grande Torino” has been challenging. In this venue, they have suffered 11 defeats. Only once have they managed to earn a draw, which occurred on January 15, 1989, in a goalless match.
- First win: November 20, 1921 (Pisa 1 – Torino 0)
- Second win: May 8, 1983 (Pisa 2 – Torino 1)
- One draw: January 15, 1989 (Pisa 0 – Torino 0)
- Total matches: 16
- Total defeats: 11
As Pisa prepares for this critical game, they aim to break the trend of poor performance away from home. Their historical struggles highlight the challenge that lies ahead in this upcoming encounter.
