Torino beat Carrarese 1-0 in the Coppa Italia, controlling the match through a 3-4-2-1 structure that kept possession and territory largely in their favour. The hosts had 72.0% of the ball against Carrarese’s 28.0%, although their attacking return was relatively measured: Torino registered 11 shots and three on target. Carrarese, set up in a 3-5-2, remained compact and produced eight attempts, matching Torino with three shots on target despite their limited possession. Torino’s goalkeeper saved all three efforts on target faced for a 100.0% save rate, a decisive contribution in preserving the narrow lead. At the other end, Carrarese’s goalkeeper made two saves from three shots on target, recording a 66.67% save percentage. With no xG figures or listed scorers available, the result is best defined by Torino’s territorial control and their ability to protect a one-goal advantage against a disciplined opponent. Torino progress with a controlled cup win.