Serie A: Cremonese vs. Torino - Confirmed Line-ups and Updates
Cremonese and Torino have each made only one change to their starting lineups as they prepare to face each other in Serie A at the Stadio Zini. This early Sunday fixture sees Cremonese in 17th place, level on points with the relegation zone occupants, Lecce. Their recent form has been challenging, with their last Serie A match ending in a 1-0 defeat to Cagliari, and they haven't secured a win since their 2-0 victory over Parma in March.
In contrast, Torino, under manager Roberto D’Aversa, has achieved consecutive wins. Their latest result was a 2-1 home victory against Hellas Verona, elevating them to 12th in the league standings after 32 games.
For the match against Torino, Cremonese has opted for a single alteration to their starting XI. Antonio Sanabria is set to return to lead the attack, replacing David Okereke. Jamie Vardy remains unavailable due to muscular fatigue.
Torino, following their success last weekend, will field an unchanged side. The attacking line will be spearheaded by Che Adams, Giovanni Simeone, and Nikola Vlasic, with support from midfielders Cesare Casadei and Gvidas Gineitis.
The match is scheduled to kick off at 11:30 AM BST.
Cremonese vs. Torino: Confirmed line-ups
Cremonese (4-4-2): Audero; Terracciano, Baschirotto, Luperto, Pezzella; Floriani Mussolini, Bondo, Grassi, Vandeputte; Bonazzoli, Sanabria.
Torino (3-4-1-2): Paleari; Coco, Marzipan, Ebosse; Pedersen, Casadei, Gineitis, Obrador; Vlasic; Simeone, Adams.
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