Substitute Sandro Kulenovic pounced on a goalkeeping blunder to give Torino a 2-1 win over…

Torino secured a 2-1 victory over Udinese in Serie A after substitute Sandro Kulenovic capitalized on a goalkeeping error by Maduka Okoye. Daniel Braganca opened the scoring for Torino in the 36th minute after Che Adams hit the post, but Jurgen Ekkelenkamp equalized for Udinese before halftime. Kulenovic then struck the decisive goal in the 67th minute, just three minutes after entering the pitch.
The defeat spoiled the Udinese debut of David Alaba, who entered as a second-half substitute under manager Kosta Runjaic. Ignazio Abate's Torino side held on for the win despite an injury to substitute Emirhan Ilkhan, while Udinese defender James Abankwah also left the pitch injured.
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