Parma vs Udinese

Match summary

Parma and Udinese could not be separated in a goalless draw.

Udinese had the better of the chances, with 1.63 expected goals (xG) from 20 shots to Parma's 1.10 from 8. Adrián Bernabé had a penalty saved for Parma.

Parma hosted Udinese in Serie A matchday 9, with the fixture ending in a scoreless 0-0 draw after both sides failed to break the deadlock. Throughout the encounter, the away side dominated the territory and overall match statistics, registering 20 shots compared to the hosts' 8, alongside 59 percent possession with 449 completed passes. Udinese also generated 51 dangerous attacks and forced 5 saves from their 5 shots on target, whereas Parma managed only 2 shots on target from their 314 passes. Discipline was fairly even across the 90 minutes, with Parma committing 12 fouls and Udinese 14, leading to a combined count of 3 yellow cards awarded by the referee.

The first half passed without a breakthrough, though the referee issued a yellow card for argument to Parma individual Alberto Gilardino in the 29th minute, followed by another yellow card for argument to Udinese player Jesper Karlström in the 45th plus 1st minute before the half-time whistle. Following the interval, multiple substitutions were made by both managers, including Udinese replacing the injured Nicolò Bertola with Mërgim Vojvoda in the 63rd minute. The turning point of the match arrived in the 69th minute when Parma player Adrián Bernabé missed a penalty. Further cautions were shown in the 81st minute, with Simone Lontani receiving a yellow card for a foul and Nicolò Zaniolo receiving one for argument.