VS
Inter vs Parma is a Serie A matchup with a clear Inter edge, though Parma have shown they can turn the contest into an open or level game. Inter won 2–0 in May 2026 and 3–1 in December 2024, while the teams drew 2–2 in April 2025. Parma also held Inter 2–2 in October 2020. A future meeting will ask whether Inter convert control into another margin or Parma keep the game within reach.
Past matches, Inter vs Parma
Match center
Starting eleven
Starting XI Inter
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1G
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31D
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25D
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95D
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2M
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23M
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7M
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8M
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32M
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9F
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94F
Parma Starting XI
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G
31
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D
39
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D
37
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D
3
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M
15
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M
10
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M
41
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M
16
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M
14
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F
7
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F
9
Substitutes Inter
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14F
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30D
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22M
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10F
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16M
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13G
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12G
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15D
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43D
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6D
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11F
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17M
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36D
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20M
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48F
Parma Substitutes
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M
24
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F
23
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M
22
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F
11
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D
29
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G
40
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G
66
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D
27
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D
5
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M
21
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M
8
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F
17
Match events
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45' +1⚽Marcus Thuram Normal Goal (Asst: Piotr Zieliński)
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46'Ange-Yoan Bonny Francesco Pio Esposito
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64'Piotr Zieliński Yellow Card
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66'H. Mkhitaryan P. Zielinski
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67'H. Mkhitaryan P. Zielinski
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67'L. Martinez M. Thuram
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67'Carlos Augusto A. Bastoni
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67'Christian Ordoñez Mandela Keita
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67'Nesta Elphege Mateo Pellegrino
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67'Carlos Augusto Alessandro Bastoni
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67'Henrikh Mkhitaryan Piotr Zieliński
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67'Lautaro Martínez Marcus Thuram
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75'Oliver Sørensen Adrián Bernabé
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75'Pontus Almqvist Gabriel Strefezza
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80'⚽Henrikh Mkhitaryan Normal Goal (Asst: Lautaro Martínez)
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85'Franco Carboni Emanuele Valeri
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89'Davide Frattesi Nicolò Barella
Stats for this game
Matchup Inter VS Parma
Inter set the scale
The dated league results point to Inter as the side more often able to turn territorial control into a winning margin. Inter beat Parma 3–1 in December 2024, won 2–0 at Parma in January 2026 and added another 2–0 victory in May 2026. Those results show a recurring route through the matchup: Inter can make a measured game decisive without needing an unusually wide scoreline.
Parma can keep the contest open
Parma’s strongest counterpoint is their capacity to resist a clean Inter win. The sides drew 2–2 at Parma in April 2025, and another 2–2 at Inter in October 2020 showed that the venue does not guarantee a controlled evening. The Coppa Italia meeting in January 2023 also required extra time before Inter prevailed 2–1, adding a different kind of complication. A future meeting will be interesting if Parma can extend that resistance into the closing stages, because the central question is whether Inter’s superiority becomes separation or stays vulnerable to an open exchange.