Andrea Belotti's early penalty, following a handball from Lazio's Ciro Immobile, is the difference at the break.

Immobile and team-mate Sergej Milinkovic-Savic have had chances to pull their side level but have been unable to take them. A big 45 minutes in Lazio's season coming up.

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The ball is in the Torino net as Francesco Acerbi heads in from a floated free-kick from the left, but the Lazio centre-half had moved too early and is adjudged offside. No goal. Torino remain 1-0 ahead.

Still the chances come for the visitors. Lazio break at pace, at first Ciro Immobile does not make the most of it with a poor ball into the box.

But Lazio regain possession and a cross is met by the head of Marco Parolo, although he can't get enough power on it and Salvatore Sirigu in the Torino goal parries it away.

It just looks a matter of time before Lazio get an equaliser. This time a ball is floated to the back post and Sergej Milinkovic-Savic meets the cross with a volley on the stretch but can only steer it wide.

Another chance for Lazio's Ciro Immobile. He plays an inadvertent one-two with Torino centre-half Nicolas N'Koulou and then shoots first time from the edge of the area.

But, just like earlier in the half, Immobile can't keep the strike down and over the top it goes. Torino don't want to keep giving him chances like that though.

Spanish La Liga

Mallorca are keeping their hopes of avoiding relegation from La Liga alive as they lead 2-0 at home against fellow strugglers Celta Vigo.

Their second goal has come from Cucho Hernandez after Ante Budimir's early penalty.

Lazio are going to be calling on their back-up forwards against AC Milan at the weekend. Ciro Immobile will be suspended after a yellow card for the handball to concede the penalty, while strike partner Felipe Caicedo will also be sitting it out on Saturday.

He gets booked for a needless pull of the shirt on Torino's Ola Aina, a former Chelsea player, and that will be a suspension for him too.

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Ciro Immobile with a great chance to make up for conceding the penalty. He races on to a perfectly-weighted pass from Sergej Milinkovic-Savic and Immobile is 15 yards out with only Salvatore Sirigu to beat.

But Immobile shoots just over the top. Milinkovic-Savic also then fires off target not long afterwards.

Spanish La Liga

We've had a penalty in Turin and there's also been an early one in La Liga as Mallorca have taken a 1-0 lead against Celta Vigo.

Mallorca are 18th out of 20 teams, while Celta Vigo are 17th so a battle in the fight to avoid relegation.

Ante Budimir the goalscorer for Mallorca, although they would still be five points adrift of their opponents if the score stays the same.

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A chance for a second for Andrea Belotti and for Torino, as the striker has the ball on the edge of the penalty area but his powerful strike is deflected away for a corner, which comes to nothing.

To make matters worse for Lazio, Ciro Immobile, who conceded the penalty when he charged down a shot from Nicolas N'Koulou, picked up a yellow card and that means Immobile misses Saturday's home game against AC Milan.

Lazio's Ciro Immobile, so often their hero, could be the early villain. He handles in the box. Penalty for the hosts.

And we're off in Turin as Lazio aim to keep the pressure on Juventus. Juve's city rivals Torino could do them a big favour today.

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Torino, 13th in Serie A, but still in danger of being relegated, make three changes from the side that lost 4-2 at Cagliari on Saturday as Lyanco, Sasa Lukic and Simone Verdi come in for Armando Izzo, Alex Berenguer and Simone Edera.

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Just the one defensive change for Lazio from the 11 that started the 2-1 victory over Fiorentina at home on Saturday with Stefan Radu moving up from the bench to come in for Bastos.

Star striker Ciro Immobile has scored 34 times in 38 appearances for club and country Italy, including two in Lazio's 4-0 home win over Torino in October.

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Italian Serie A

Ten games of the season left in Italy and Juventus' lead at the top tonight could be anywhere between seven points and one.

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Spanish La Liga

There are six matches left for each side in La Liga and Barcelona will go top if they beat Atletico tonight, with Real next in action on Thursday when they entertain Getafe.

If both Real and Barcelona finish level on points at the end of the season then the title will go to Real on the head-to-head record (0-0 at the Nou Camp in December and 2-0 to Real at the Bernabeu in March).

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