VS
Parma vs Como is an Italian matchup whose balance is more striking than any fixed hierarchy. The clubs have shared close Serie A and Serie B contests, including a 1–1 draw in October 2024 and Como’s narrow wins in 2025 and 2026. That history gives each new meeting a live question: will another one-goal decision separate them, or will the pairing open up again?
Past matches, Parma vs Como
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Como
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22G
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1G
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99D
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13D
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28D
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53D
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3D
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18D
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6M
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21M
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30M
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17F
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8M
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15M
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9F
Parma Substitutes
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G
22
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G
30
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D
3
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D
5
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D
29
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D
72
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F
11
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M
10
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M
80
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M
8
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M
32
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M
47
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F
20
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F
9
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F
25
Match events
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23'⚽J. Ramon Normal Goal (Asst: N. Paz)
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55'J. Rodriguez A. Diao
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55'M. Caqueret M. Baturina
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55'M. Frigan E. B. Toure
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64'A. Douvikas M. Kean
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64'A. Bernabe V. Sierro
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64'D. Romero N. Elphege
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76'Maxence Caqueret Yellow Card
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80'L. Milla L. Da Cunha
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80'S. Ricci N. Paz
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80'P. Almqvist S. Britschgi
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80'G. Fabbian S. Lontani
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83'⚽Kaiki Normal Goal (Asst: M. Perrone)
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90'⚽D. Romero Normal Goal (Asst: P. Almqvist)
Stats for this game
Matchup Parma VS Como
A close pairing across divisions
Parma and Como do not bring the settled status gap found in many Italian head-to-heads. Their meetings have moved between Serie B and Serie A, and the margins have usually stayed small. A 1–1 draw at Como in October 2024 was followed by a 1–0 Como win at Parma in May 2025 and another 1–0 away victory in May 2026. Those examples point to a matchup in which structure and a single decisive moment can matter more than reputation.
The score can still expand
The series has a more open reference point too: Parma beat Como 4–3 in April 2022, when Adrian Bernabé scored twice and Como’s Ettore Gliozzi completed a hat-trick. Parma’s 2–1 win in October 2023 sits between that seven-goal exception and the later low-margin games. The present-facing interest is therefore clear without requiring a prediction. Both teams can draw the fixture into a cautious contest, yet the memory of that 4–3 leaves room for a meeting in which the balance is tested through attacking exchanges rather than a single break.