Torino
Bologna
Torino: 32. Milinkovic-Savic V., 4. Buongiorno, 5. Masina, 13. Rodriguez, 19. Bellanova( till 86'), 27. Vojvoda, 8. Ilić I., 16. Vlašić( till 28'), 28. Ricci S., 9. Sanabria( till 78'), 91. Zapata D.
Substitution: 77. Linetty(from 28'), 11. Pellegri P.(from 78'), 20. Lazaro(from 86')
Bench: 1. Gemello, 71. Popa, 6. Lovato, 25. Dellavalle, 30. Pertinhes, 81. Ciammaglichella, 79. Savva Z., 17. Kabić, 21. Okereke
Yellow Cards: Rodriguez 50', Vojvoda 8'
Bologna: 28. Skorupski, 3. Posch, 15. Kristiansen, 26. Lucumí, 33. Calafiori, 20. Aebischer( till 82'), 8. Freuler, 56. Saelemaekers( till 69'), 80. Fabbian( till 59'), 9. Zirkzee( till 82'), 11. Ndoye D.( till 69')
Substitution: 6. Moro N.(from 59'), 7. Orsolini(from 69'), 21. Odgaard(from 69'), 17. El Azzouzi Ous.(from 82'), 18. Castro S.(from 82')
Bench: 23. Bagnolini N., 34. Ravaglia F., 4. Ilic M., 16. Corazza, 22. Lykogiannis, 29. De Silvestri, 82. Urbanski K., 10. Karlsson J.
Yellow Cards: Fabbian 13', Aebischer 52'
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Çalhanoğlu struck twice in Inter’s first home game as champions of Italy to sink Torino
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The Nerazzurri made it 10 wins on the spin thanks to a well-placed header by the young German defender
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La Joya led by example in Roma’s clash against Torino as he stole the show with a hat-trick
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The Rossoneri missed twice from the spot, first with Giroud and then with Theo Hernandez
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Fiorentina have reached the semifinal for the third consecutive season for the first time in the club’s history
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The Granata stun the reigning champions with a flawless performance at the Grande Torino Stadium
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With the score 0-0 after 90 minutes, the Inter - Bologna game sprung into action in extra-time
