Torino vs. Roma: Vanoli Challenges Last Day Taboo Amidst Elmas's Return

Match Details:: Torino and Roma's official lineups were announced, with Shomurodov starting for Roma. This was crucial for Roma's quest to secure European qualification.

Vanoli's Challenge:: Torino coach Vanoli aimed to break the club's six-year tabù of not winning the last game of the season. Why this matters: A win would provide a positive end to Torino's season and appease disappointed fans.

Elmas's Return:: Elmas recovered from injury and rejoined the team, potentially starting as a left attacking midfielder in Vanoli's 4-2-3-1 formation. Why this matters: His return could significantly boost Torino's attacking options.

Historical Context:: Torino hasn't won the last match of the season since 2019 when they beat Lazio 3-1. Back then, they finished 7th and qualified for Europa League preliminaries due to Milan's financial fair play issues.

Torino (4-2-3-1):: Milinkovic-Savic; Dembélé, Maripan, Masina, Biraghi; Ricci, Casadei; Lazaro, Vlasic, Elmas; Adams.

Roma (3-5-2):: Svilar; Celik, Mancini, Ndicka; Saelemaekers, Cristante, Paredes, Koné, Angelino; Soulé, Shomurodov.

A:: For Roma, it was crucial for securing European qualification. For Torino, it was an opportunity to end a six-year losing streak on the final matchday and appease disappointed fans.

A:: Vanoli aimed to break Torino's tabù of not winning the last match of the season, which they haven't done since 2019.

A:: Elmas's recovery from injury and potential inclusion in the starting lineup could significantly strengthen Torino's attacking options.

Torino aimed to break their six-year tabù of not winning the last match of the season.

Elmas's return from injury provided a potential boost to Torino's lineup.

The match was particularly important for Roma, as they were vying for European qualification.

Vanoli emphasized the importance of ending the season on a positive note to reconcile with disappointed fans.