During the 1947–48 season Associazione Calcio Torino competed in Serie A .
Summary The team set many records throughout the season: top score in the standings, with 65 points in 40 games; the maximum advantage over 2nd place: 16 points over A.C. Milan, Juventus and Triestina; biggest home win, 10–0 against Alessandria; a total of 29 wins out of 40 games; the longest unbeaten run, 21, with 17 wins and 4 draws; the most points at home, having won 19 games out of 20 at Stadio Filadelfia; the highest number of goals scored, 125; and fewest conceded, 33. The best goalscorers were Mazzola (25 goals) and Gabetto (23), just behind Giampiero Boniperti from Juventus with 27 goals.
Squad Source:
(Captain)
Transfers In Pos. Name from Type GK Dino Ballarin Clodia DF Raffaele Cuscela Taranto DF Sauro Tomà Spezia FW Josef Fabian Carmen Bucarest FW Oreste Guaraldo Novara loan ended Out Pos. Name To Type GK Dante Piani Lucchese DF Francesco Rosetta Alessandria FW Guido Tieghi Livorno
Competitions Serie A
League table
Matches
Friendlies After a record campaign, Torino was invited by the Paulista Football League (Federação Paulista de Futebol-FPF), to play several friendly matches in São Paulo, Brazil.
Statistics Squad statistics Competition Points Home Away Total GD Serie A 65 20 19 1 0 87 17 20 10 6 4 38 16 40 29 7 4 125 33 +92
Players statistics Source:
Appearances 40.Valerio Bacigalupo 39.Aldo Ballarin 29.Eusebio Castigliano 15.Josef Fabian 16.Pietro Ferraris 36.Guglielmo Gabetto 33.Giuseppe Grezar 33.Ezio Loik 17.Virgilio Maroso 27.Danilo Martelli 37.Valentino Mazzola 38.Romeo Menti 17.Franco Ossola 39.Mario Rigamonti 24.Sauro Tomà
Goalscorers 25.Valentino Mazzola 23.Guglielmo Gabetto 16.Romeo Menti 16.Ezio Loik 9.Danilo Martelli 9.Franco Ossola 9.Josef Fabian 1.Aldo Ballarin 7.Eusebio Castigliano 3.Pietro Ferraris 5.Giuseppe Grezar 1.Virgilio Maroso
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