Torino are currently 13th with three points in three matches (1W, 2L). The team led by Ignazio Abate has not been convincing yet; their only win in the Serie A was against Fiorentina, where Torino was the weaker team, while getting eliminated early by Monza in the Coppa Italia as well. Kian Fitz-Jim has been their best player; despite not contributing to goals yet, the Dutchman has already shown that he’s more than capable both offensively and defensively to be one of the more promising midfielders in the Serie A this season. Roma have been the best team in Italy so far, scoring 10 goals and only conceding 1 in their first three league games, though they had a slip up in their midweek Champions League game away against Fenerbahce (1-1), where the Roman side struggled in the hostile atmosphere. Last week was a thrilling match against Atalanta, where Roma won it late with two goals in the last few minutes of the match. They will be hoping for a more positive showing this time and win comfortably to keep their first place. You cannot talk about Roma without mentioning Donyell Malen; the Dutchman has become an icon at the club in under a year after his stellar performances in the second half of last season. This season he started with a hat trick and already has 6 goal contributions in 4 appearances (all competitions). The game is likely to see multiple goals; none of the last 30 meetings between the two sides ended in a scoreless match. Though Torino has won only 2 of their last 14 home games against Roma, while they have only scored in one game from the last 5 at home to the Romans.