Cagliari will travel to Turin to the Olympic Grande Torino Stadium as Torino look to stay inside the top 10 of Serie A just as the away side aim for a fifth unbeaten game in a row for the first time this season.
It has been a season to forget for Cagliari for the most part but after finishing four points clear of the drop zone last season, the club now have work to do to get out of the bottom three following Napoli's late equaliser on Monday.
It looked as if Cagliari were set to get their result of the season as they led until the 87th minute when Victor Osimhen scored, but instead, the relegation fighters are now on a run of four games without defeat and their third draw in the past four games, as they've beaten only Atalanta in this time.
The victory over the Bergamo outfit was their best win of the league campaign to date, as Gaston Pereiro bagged twice to save his team from getting closer to Genoa and Salernitana.
Cagliari now have 22 points from 26 games in Serie A, but with 47 goals conceded and just 26 of their own, only the bottom two sides have a worse goal difference ahead of this clash in Turin.
Torino, however, are in good spirits at the moment despite losing to relegation-fighting sides, Udinese and Venezia, as they managed to get a rare draw in a Turin derby as they drew 1-1 with Juventus.
Prior to this four-game winless streak as well, Ivan Jurić’s men also beat Sampdoria 2-1 and after smashing Fiorentina 4-0 in Serie A too.
Torino can also get back on track with their attempts to finish inside the top 10 if they win here, as they've now registered nine wins from 25 games, but with only 32 goals scored, they have netted the seventh least this campaign.
The two sides also met back in as early as December and a 1-1 draw was played out as Andrea Carboni scored an own goal, just as Joao Pedro equalised in the second half for Cagliari.
Walter Mazzarri's men have hit a decent stint of form by their own standards recently, but with only one win in this period, it is hard to see how they get the result they need here.
Forebet predicts a win for Torino in this game, but expect the away side to give it a good go and see over 2.5 goals in the clash.