1984–85 Torino Calcio season

Torino

1984–85 season

President

Sergio Rossi

Head Coach

Luigi Radice

Serie A

2nd

Coppa Italia

Quarter Finals

Top goalscorer

Aldo Serena (9)

Highest home attendance

58.602 (Juventus)

Lowest home attendance

17.546 (Cremonese)

← 1983–84

1985–86 →

Torino Calcio did enough to beat local rivals Juventus in the standings, but despite this feat, it was not enough for an 8th league title, with Hellas Verona surprisingly taking the laurels. However, it was the first time since 1977-78 that Torino had finished second, so the season was still considered as successful, especially since the team qualified for the 1985-86 UEFA Cup.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Silvano Martina
Renato Copparoni

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Pietro Mariani
Walter Schachner
Aldo Serena

Serie A

Matches

Torino-Ascoli 1-0
1-0 Walter Schachner (20)
Cremonese-Torino 2-1
1-0 Fulvio Bonomi (3)
2-0 Marco Nicoletti (24)
2-1 Domenico Caso (41)
Torino-Napoli 3-0
1-0 Aldo Serena (1)
2-0 Giovanni Francini (57)
3-0 Aldo Serena (79)
Udinese-Torino 0-1
0-1 Aldo Serena (31)
Torino-Inter 1-1
0-1 Giuseppe Bergomi (21)
1-1 Aldo Serena (56)
Torino-Lazio 1-0
1-0 Júnior (77 pen)
Sampdoria-Torino 2-2
0-1 Roberto Galbiati (13)
1-1 Graeme Souness (20)
1-2 Júnior (28)
2-2 Trevor Francis (90)
Torino-Milan 2-0
1-0 Walter Schachner (80)
2-0 Júnior (88)
Juventus-Torino 1-2
1-0 Michel Platini (14)
1-1 Giovanni Francini (48)
1-2 Aldo Serena (89)
Torino-Verona 1-2
0-1 Hans-Peter Briegel (20)
1-1 Giuseppe Dossena (24)
1-2 Luciano Marangon (60)
Avellino-Torino 1-3
0-1 Giuseppe Dossena (3)
0-2 Júnior (33 pen)
1-2 Roberto Amodio (61)
1-3 Giuseppe Dossena (72)
Torino-Como 3-1
1-0 Aldo Serena (16)
1-1 Júnior (26 og)
2-1 Giuseppe Dossena (46)
3-1 Renato Zaccarelli (57)
Atalanta-Torino 0-0
Torino-Fiorentina 2-2
1-0 Giuseppe Dossena (17)
1-1 Eraldo Pecci (52)
2-1 Júnior (61 pen)
2-2 Eraldo Pecci (80)
Roma-Torino 1-0
1-0 Roberto Pruzzo (38)
Ascoli-Torino 2-2
1-0 Aldo Cantarutti (35)
1-1 Walter Schachner (62)
2-1 Dirceu (67)
2-2 Claudio Sclosa (75)
Torino-Cremonese 1-0
1-0 Giancarlo Corradini (6)
Napoli-Torino 2-1
0-1 Júnior (7)
1-1 Diego Maradona (23 pen)
2-1 Luigi Caffarelli (49)
Torino-Udinese 1-0
1-0 Walter Schachner (79)
Inter-Torino 1-1
0-1 Giancarlo Corradini (13)
1-1 Fulvio Collovati (28)
Lazio-Torino 0-0
Torino-Sampdoria 1-1
1-0 Júnior (21 pen)
1-1 Giancarlo Corradini (62 og)
Milan-Torino 0-1
0-1 Walter Schachner (61)
Torino-Juventus 0-2
0-1 Massimo Briaschi (11)
0-2 Michel Platini (87 pen)
Verona-Torino 1-2
0-1 Aldo Serena (53)
0-2 Walter Schachner (65)
1-2 Hans-Peter Briegel (77)
Torino-Avellino 2-0
1-0 Aldo Serena (13)
2-0 Walter Schachner (88)
Como-Torino 0-0
Torino-Atalanta 0-0
Fiorentina-Torino 0-0
Torino-Roma 1-0
1-0 Aldo Serena (79)

Topscorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 1984/85

Torino Football Club

Players Managers Primavera Records & statistics Honours Current season

History	Grande Torino

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