Parma vs Torino

Parma has struggled for consistency in their recent matches, managing only one win in their last six league and cup appearances. Their home record shows some resilience, however, as they have not suffered a defeat at the Ennio Tardini since the loss to Cremonese in early September. Torino arrives following a victory over Udinese, which marked a notable improvement after a difficult start to their campaign. Their away form has been steady, with no league defeats recorded since their trip to Sassuolo in August. While Parma has found goals hard to come by, Torino has shown a greater ability to compete, although both teams have yet to keep a clean sheet in their recent series of matches.

The recent history between these two sides is closely contested. In their last four meetings, both teams have secured one victory apiece, with the remaining two fixtures ending in draws. Their most recent encounter in March 2026 resulted in a win for Torino.

• Parma enters the match without A. Ndiaye, H. Nicolussi Caviglia, and Pontus Almqvist, all ruled out due to injury.
• Torino will be missing F. Israel due to injury, while E. Ilkhan and N. Fortini remain in doubt.
• Parma has struggled with possession, consistently seeing less of the ball than their opponents in recent matches.
• Torino has shown a slightly more effective attacking profile in their recent matches, averaging more shots per game than Parma.

Torino appears to have the edge in recent momentum, carrying an unbeaten run into this away fixture. Parma has shown some defensive stability at home, but their difficulty in creating scoring opportunities remains a significant hurdle. Given the current form and the relative performance of both sides in the opening weeks of the season, a result leaning toward the visitors seems plausible, though a competitive match remains likely.

While we have information on the most recent lineups, our records do not include the full squad availability for all players beyond those explicitly listed in the injury report.