Torres-Guidonia, Sunday October 25 at 2:30 p.m. at the Vanni Sanna: Torres are looking to bounce back after Reggio Emilia, while Guidonia arrive on the back of four home wins and no away victories.

Torres return to the Vanni Sanna looking to put the defeat in Reggio Emilia behind them. On Sunday, October 25, 2026, at 2:30 p.m., Alfonso Greco’s Guidonia Montecelio will host Torres on matchday 11 of Serie C’s Group B: a contest between two teams just one point apart, both in the upper half of the table.

For viewers in Italy, the match will be available to stream on NOW with the Sport Pass and on Sky Go for Sky subscribers with a package that includes Serie C.

How Torres are shaping up: the 0-2 defeat in Reggio Emilia and a crowded treatment room

The 2-0 defeat away to Reggiana, with goals from Sipos and Portanova, ended a six-match unbeaten run. The result does not erase the positives: Greco spoke of several chances created in both halves, including Di Stefano’s shot off the post and Masala’s free kick.

Torres head into the match with 15 points from ten games (four wins, three draws and three defeats, with 11 goals scored and 12 conceded) and sit eighth, level on points with Pescara. They have picked up one win in their last five matches, the 2-1 victory over Atalanta U23, followed by three consecutive draws and, most recently, the defeat in Reggio Emilia. The Sassari side are still unbeaten at the Vanni Sanna in the league.

For Greco, however, the real opponent remains the injury crisis. In Reggio Emilia, Torres had just 17 players on the team sheet and no natural striker on the bench. Here is the situation:

  • Lunghi has suffered a hamstring injury and will be out for the rest of the month;
  • Liviero is expected to be fit again by the end of this week;
  • Nunziatini, Pennington and Sorrentino, who have undergone knee surgery, are still recovering;
  • Scotto is still out, leaving Di Stefano and Bunino as the striking partnership.

There are no suspensions from the Sports Judge, but Mastinu remains the only player in the squad one booking away from a ban. For more on the coach’s plans, read Greco’s preview ahead of the match against Reggiana.

Guidonia: Città dell’Aria is a fortress, but they are still seeking their first away win

Ciro Ginestra’s Guidonia are fifth with 16 points after ten matchdays (four wins, four draws and two defeats, with 14 goals scored and 10 conceded), level with Livorno and Perugia. They come into the game after a positive week: on Saturday, October 17, they beat Forlì 3-2 in a thrilling match, with Tonetto and Vertainen scoring in the first half, the visitors coming back through Gabellini and Perini, and Spavone grabbing the winner in the 85th minute.

The stat that matters most to Torres is Guidonia’s form: all four of their wins this season have come at home, where the Lazio side are still unbeaten (with two draws, against Reggiana and Livorno). Away from Città dell’Aria, however, they have yet to win.

Head-to-head: two meetings last season

The two teams met twice last season: a 0-0 draw on October 25, 2025 in Guidonia and a 2-1 win on March 4, 2026 at the Vanni Sanna, with goals from Sorrentino and Mastinu. Guidonia played with ten men from the 34th minute after Cristini was sent off, and Zuppel scored a penalty to round off the scoring.

Torres-Guidonia: the keys to the match

With a depleted squad, Torres will need to find balance and composure: they created chances in Reggio Emilia, but lacked the clinical edge that made the difference for their opponents. Greco has already pointed the way, describing their opponents as “a quality side” against whom they must “give very little away.”

For Guidonia, the match is a different kind of test: a chance to break their away-day hoodoo against a Torres side that have yet to lose in front of their own fans. The match will be refereed by Andrea Migliorini of the Verona section, taking charge of his sixth match of the season across the various competitions. So far, he has shown 18 yellow cards, one red card for a second booking and awarded one penalty.

One final note for those planning their Sunday: the clocks go back one hour overnight from Saturday to Sunday, so the 2:30 p.m. kick-off will be in standard time. The forecast calls for falling temperatures and strong northerly winds, especially on Sunday, so those heading to the stadium should wrap up warm.

Where to watch Torres-Guidonia live

Torres-Guidonia will be available on NOW, with an active Sport Pass, which includes every Serie C match. To watch, log in to your account on the website or app and select the live stream.

Sky subscribers with Sky Calcio can use Sky Go to stream the match. Both options require a subscription.

The Sky channel number for this specific match has not yet been confirmed by the sources consulted. The match is still scheduled for Sunday, October 25 at 2:30 p.m. Italian time.

For updates on the standings, schedule and results, visit the Torres page or the match details.