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Bologna vs Parma is an Emilia matchup with Bologna holding the broader edge, although Parma have supplied answers. Bologna won 3–1 at Parma on 2 November 2025 and 2–1 at home in the Coppa Italia on 4 December. Parma then won 1–0 at Bologna on 8 February 2026; their 2–0 home win on 22 February 2025 is another reminder that Bologna’s advantage is contestable. Future meetings test whether Bologna restore control or Parma turn another response into a lasting result.
Past matches, Bologna vs Parma
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Bologna
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13G
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25G
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5D
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6M
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7F
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9F
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16D
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20D
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21F
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23M
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28F
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30F
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33D
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41D
Parma Substitutes
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G
66
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G
67
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F
7
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F
17
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F
23
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M
24
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M
25
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D
29
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M
41
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D
61
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F
76
Match events
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20'Tommaso Pobega Card upgrade
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22'Tommaso Pobega Red Card
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46'N. Zortea Joao Mario
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49'Sascha Britschgi Yellow Card
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54'G. Strefezza G. Oristanio
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57'S. Castro T. Dallinga
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61'Mariano Troilo Yellow Card
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68'J. Miranda C. Lykogiannis
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72'Santiago Castro Goal cancelled
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76'Jhon Lucumí Yellow Card
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79'Mariano Troilo Yellow Card
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79'Mariano Troilo Red Card
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79'C. Ordonez O. Sorensen
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86'F. Carboni A. Bernabe
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87'R. Orsolini F. Bernardeschi
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87'N. Cambiaghi J. Rowe
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87'H. Nicolussi Caviglia M. Keita
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90'⚽C. Ordonez Normal Goal (Asst: H. Nicolussi Caviglia)
Stats for this game
Matchup Bologna VS Parma
Bologna set the broader edge
The results give Bologna the stronger balance, but the scorelines show an advantage that has invited replies. Bologna won 3–1 at the Stadio Ennio Tardini on 2 November 2025 and beat Parma 2–1 at home in the Coppa Italia on 4 December. Those results establish Bologna’s capacity to win in both league and cup settings. The edge is therefore meaningful, while the evidence remains specific to the cited fixtures rather than a claim that Bologna control every phase whenever the teams meet.
Parma have answered twice
Parma’s 2–0 home win on 22 February 2025 and 1–0 victory at Bologna on 8 February 2026 prevent a simple dominance narrative. They show that Parma can turn a close contest into a result, particularly when the first goal changes the emotional balance. Bologna’s task in a new meeting is to convert territorial or home pressure into a margin; Parma’s is to repeat the discipline that made those replies count. The durable interest lies in whether Bologna’s broader edge survives another well-timed response.