VS
Torino vs Parma is a Serie A matchup whose character comes from competitive margins and changing responses. Parma won 3–2 at the Ennio Tardini in September 2019, a late Roberto Inglese goal settling an open contest. Torino and Parma then drew 1–1 at the Olimpico Grande Torino in June 2020, before Torino won 1–0 there in May 2021. A future meeting asks which home pattern carries more weight.
Past matches, Torino vs Parma
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Torino
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91F
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4M
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17F
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35D
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14M
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99G
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81G
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13D
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61M
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25D
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34D
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20D
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22M
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8M
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92F
Parma Substitutes
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D
27
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D
5
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M
8
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M
21
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F
17
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G
40
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G
66
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D
63
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D
3
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M
41
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D
29
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F
23
Match events
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3'⚽G. Simeone Normal Goal
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11'S. Britschgi B. Cremaschi
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20'⚽M. Pellegrino Normal Goal (Asst: G. Strefezza)
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55'⚽E. Ilkhan Normal Goal
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56'⚽M. Keita Own Goal
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59'Enrico Delprato Yellow Card
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59'Christian Ordoñez Yellow Card
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61'D. Zapata C. Adams
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63'N. Estevez M. Keita
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63'G. Oristanio C. Ordonez
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63'L. Valenti M. Troilo
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76'M. Prati E. Ilkhan
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77'Gabriel Strefezza Yellow Card
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77'S. Kulenovic G. Simeone
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78'J. Ondrejka
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85'Sandro Kulenović Yellow Card
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90' +2F. Anjorin N. Vlasic
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90' +3L. Marianucci E. Ebosse
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90'⚽D. Zapata Normal Goal (Asst: S. Kulenovic)
Stats for this game
Matchup Torino VS Parma
Parma can make it open
Parma beat Torino 3–2 at the Ennio Tardini on 30 September 2019 in Serie A, with Inglese scoring the decisive goal late. The official Serie A account described a match containing a missed penalty and a red card, evidence of a contest that changed shape repeatedly. Torino’s response at home was steadier: the teams drew 1–1 at the Olimpico Grande Torino on 20 June 2020 when Serie A resumed after its interruption. The two results show different routes to competitiveness.
Torino’s narrow home edge
On 3 May 2021, Torino beat Parma 1–0 at the same stadium in another Serie A meeting. A single goal separated the sides, so the result supports a home advantage without implying a wide gap in performance. Parma’s route is to keep the match open long enough for its transitions and late moments to matter; Torino’s is to convert home pressure into a protected lead. A new meeting will remain interesting if the first goal fails to settle the rhythm and the venue again shapes the final margin.