1987–88 Torino Calcio season

Torino

1987–88 season

President

Mario Gerbi

Head Coach

Luigi Radice

Serie A

7th

Coppa Italia

Final

Top goalscorer

League: Anton Polster (9)
All: Anton Polster (14)

Highest home attendance

54.860 (Juventus)

Lowest home attendance

17.146 (Atalanta)

← 1986–87

1988–89 →

Torino Calcio improved its fortunes, finishing 7th in Serie A and reaching the finals of Coppa Italia. It was extremely close on winning the Cup, losing only on extra time to Sampdoria.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Fabrizio Lorieri
Alessandro Zaninelli

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

Avellino-Torino 2-1
1-0 Walter Schachner (34)
1-1 Anton Polster (48)
2-1 Alessandro Bertoni (77)
Torino-Sampdoria 4-1
1-0 Anton Polster (6)
2-0 Ezio Rossi (36)
3-0 Anton Polster (46)
4-0 Anton Polster (82)
4-1 Gianluca Vialli (87)
Ascoli-Torino 3-0
1-0 Lorenzo Scarafoni (19)
2-0 Paolo Giovannelli (48 pen)
3-0 Antonio Carannante (89)
Torino-Inter 1-1
1-0 Giacomo Ferri (55)
1-1 Gianfranco Matteoli (62)
Cesena-Torino 0-0
Torino-Fiorentina 2-1
1-0 Anton Polster (22)
2-0 Anton Polster (67)
2-1 Roberto Baggio (72 pen)
Milan-Torino 0-0
Torino-Verona 1-1
0-1 Marco Pacione (27)
1-1 Roberto Cravero (78)
Napoli-Torino 3-1
1-0 Diego Maradona (3)
2-0 Careca (44)
2-1 Klaus Berggreen (76)
3-1 Careca (90)
Pescara-Torino 2-2
0-1 Anton Polster (12)
1-1 Blaž Slišković (45 pen)
2-1 Blaž Slišković (57)
2-2 Tullio Gritti (65)
Torino-Empoli 0-1
0-1 Luca Della Scala (40)
Como-Torino 0-0
Torino-Juventus 2-2
1-0 Massimo Crippa (40)
1-1 Angelo Alessio (57)
2-1 Tullio Gritti (66)
2-2 Ezio Rossi (84 og)
Roma-Torino 1-1
1-0 Rudi Völler (55)
1-1 Tullio Gritti (78)
Torino-Pisa 3-1
0-1 Davide Lucarelli (6)
1-1 Tullio Gritti (12)
2-1 Klaus Berggreen (46)
3-1 Tullio Gritti (56)
Torino-Avellino 0-0
Sampdoria-Torino 1-1
1-0 Moreno Mannini (33)
1-1 Antonio Comi (44)
Torino-Ascoli 2-1
1-0 Antonio Comi (39)
2-0 Massimo Crippa (65)
2-1 Giuseppe Greco (84 pen)
Inter-Torino 0-1
0-1 Roberto Cravero (12 pen)
Torino-Cesena 2-2
0-1 Giuseppe Lorenzo (12)
0-2 Agostino Di Bartolomei (45 pen)
1-2 Roberto Cravero (70 pen)
2-2 Giorgio Bresciani (86)
Fiorentina-Torino 1-0
1-0 Ramón Díaz (90 pen)
Torino-Milan 1-1
1-0 Giorgio Bresciani (77)
1-1 Carlo Ancelotti (78)
Verona-Torino 0-2
0-1 Ezio Rossi (8)
0-2 Tullio Gritti (47)
Torino-Napoli 0-0
Torino-Pescara 2-0
1-0 Klaus Berggreen (52)
2-0 Anton Polster (62)
Empoli-Torino 0-0
Torino-Como 1-1
0-1 Salvatore Giunta (45)
1-1 Antonio Comi (52)
Juventus-Torino 2-1
1-0 Roberto Tricella (29)
1-1 Anton Polster (43)
2-1 Ian Rush (88)
Torino-Roma 2-0
1-0 Tullio Gritti (54)
2-0 Massimo Crippa (88)
Pisa-Torino 2-0
1-0 Mario Faccenda (8)
2-0 Mario Faccenda (67)

Topscorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 1987/88

Torino Football Club

Players Managers Primavera Records & statistics Honours Current season

History	Grande Torino

Grounds	Stadio Motovelodromo Umberto I (1907–1910) Stadio Filadelfia (1926–1958) Stadio delle Alpi (1990–2006) Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino (1958–1990, 2006–)

Football teams	First team Primavera

Rivalries	Derby della Mole

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