Parma vs. Torino brings Matchday 7 to a close
Parma vs. Torino concludes Matchday 7 of Serie A at the Tardini. Having put their away defeat to Inter behind them, Gilardino’s side are searching for their first points under their new coach as they look to move away from the lower echelons of the table and draw level with Torino. The Granata, however, have turned things around after a difficult start, collecting seven points from their last four matches - including three against Udinese last weekend - and will be looking to continue their improved run.
HEAD TO HEAD
There have been 21 official meetings between the two teams in Parma: 11 Parma wins (the most recent a 2-1 victory, Serie A 2025/26), 6 draws (the most recent a 2-2 draw, Serie A 2024/25) and 4 Torino wins (the most recent a 0-3 victory, Serie A 2020/21).
DID YOU KNOW?
Parma are the team with the fewest goals scored (4).
Parma are the team with the fewest different goalscorers (3, level with Fiorentina, Genoa and Cagliari).
Parma have the lowest percentage of duels won (46.2%).
Only Cagliari (17) have completed fewer crosses than Torino (21) and Parma (23).
Only Inter (46) and Como (47) have committed fewer fouls than Torino (51).
Parma have gone 7 consecutive official matches without a clean sheet, conceding 12 goals in total. Their only clean sheet of the season came on August 14 in the Coppa Italia (Parma- Catania 2-0).
Parma (2.6) and Torino (3) are the teams averaging the fewest shots on target per match.
Parma have won just 2 of their last 10 Serie A matches, with their most recent victory coming on September 20, 2026 (Parma-Genoa 2-1).
Only Cagliari (11.5) play fewer balls in the opposition penalty area per match than Torino (12.3).
COACHES and PLAYERS
Alberto Gilardino and Ignazio Abate will meet for the first time in an official match as coaches. As players, they faced each other 11 times, with 7 wins for the current Torino coach, 2 for the Parma coach and 2 draws.
No player has completed more through balls than Kian Fitz-Jim (4, level with Kevin De Bruyne).
No player has been fouled more often than Mandela Keita (19, level with Nicolo Cambiaghi).
Sandro Kulenović scored against Udinese: his 2nd goal of the current league campaign, and his second in consecutive matches.
DISCIPLINE
Suspended: none
Cautioned: none
REFEREE
AYROLDI (COLAROSSI – RINALDI) IV: ARENA, VAR: DIONISI, AVAR: MERAVIGLIA
UPCOMING MATCHES
Lazio-Parma (24/10, 20.45)
Torino-Monza (23/10, 20.45)
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