Parma
Torino
Match summary
Torino won comfortably, 3-0 away at Parma. Torino led 2-0 at half-time.
Giovanni Simeone put Torino ahead in the 4th minute, set up by Rafik Belghali, Che Adams made it 0-2 with a header in the 24th minute, and Simeone made it 0-3 in the 69th minute, set up by Rafik Belghali.
There was little between the sides on chances: Parma created 1.27 expected goals (xG) from 25 shots, Torino 1.38 from 9.
Parma hosted Torino in Serie A matchday 7, producing a dominant overall performance in terms of territory and shot volume that failed to translate onto the scoreboard. The home side registered 25 shots compared to the visitors' 9, hitting 8 shots on target against 3. Parma also claimed 108 attacks, 66 dangerous attacks, 6 corners, and 51 percent possession, while successfully completing 461 passes at an 83 percent accuracy. Despite controlling the match statistics, including 23 key passes and 7 blocked shots, Parma were undone by clinical finishing as disciplinary issues saw 3 yellow cards awarded to the hosts and 2 to Torino.
Torino took an early lead in the 4th minute when Giovanni Simeone scored with a left foot shot. Ché Adams doubled the advantage in the 24th minute with a header, establishing a 0-2 half-time scoreline. The first half also featured yellow cards for Parma's Diego Carlos in the 28th minute and Torino's Ardian Ismajli in the 37th minute. Following multiple substitutions at half-time and throughout the second period, Giovanni Simeone scored his second goal in the 69th minute with a right foot shot to make it 0-3. Late cautions were issued to Pietro Comuzzo and Mariano Troilo before the match concluded.
