Torino suffered a crushing defeat in their opening match. The loss of Milinkovic-Savic and Ricci seems to have hit the Turin side hard. Franco Israel struggled in goal, and overall, Baroni's charges appeared to lack ideas. However, it's worth giving credit to the 'Nerazzurri'. Inter looked as powerful as can be. The 'Bulls' were hit by such a 'steamroller' that many clubs would not have coped with. Marco Baroni has plenty to reflect on. His first pancake was definitely a failure. Positive moments? Duvan Zapata recovered and made the match squad. Also, Torino strengthened with Cristian Asllani. Fiorentina finds itself in quite a challenging schedule. The 'Lilies' started in the European cups and had a rather difficult match on Thursday. Stefano Pioli's side hosted Polesie after a convincing 3-0 away victory. The Florentines were so relaxed by this result that by the 14th minute they were 'burning' 0-2. The Ukrainian club, however, could not extend their advantage and make a comeback. Starting from the 78th minute, Fiorentina scored three times and confidently advanced to the group stage of the Conference League. Less confidently Pioli's charges looked in the league. The Florentines visited Sardinia, where they played against local Cagliari. The 'Islanders' started the match well and constantly threatened De Gea's goal. The guests actually opened the scoring first. Thus, in the 68th minute, Mandragora scored his first goal of the season. Would this result have been fair? The hosts thought not. Towards the end of the match, 'rossoblu' equalised, although they had deserved a bit more than just a draw. It's worth mentioning the teams' results at the 'Olimpico'. In Turin, over the past five matches, three draws and one win each were recorded. Last season, the 'granata' narrowly lost to the 'Lilies' in a completely even game. However, the second round meeting ended in a 1-1 draw. The crushing defeat to Inter, while logical, should not become the motivation for the whole season for the 'Bulls'. The Florentines have become weaker, and the packed schedule hardly contributes to rest. Torino must cling to points and redeem themselves in front of their tifosi.