Key Facts
- Parma (17th) trails Turin (12th) by three points.
- Turin has won twice in its last five games; in its most recent victory against Udinese, substitute Sandro Kulenović scored the decisive goal.
- Parma’s scoreless 0–3 loss to Inter weighs heavily due to the absences of attacking players Pontus Almqvist and Nesta Elphege; this leaves the team with even fewer options on offense.
- Turin has conceded at least one goal in each of its last five games; Parma’s most recent scoreless match nevertheless keeps the risky bet “Both Teams to Score: No” in play.
- The Double Chance bet on Parma or a draw is supported by Parma’s victory over Genoa, even though Parma has won only once in its last five games.
- Previous competitive matchups have been evenly matched; Parma’s most recent recorded victory over Turin in Parma further supports the “Double Chance: Parma or Draw” bet.
Match Preview
The 1–4 loss in their last recorded competitive match in March 2026 serves as a clear warning for Parma regarding Turin. On Monday, the two teams will face off again at the Ennio Tardini in Serie A. Parma trails Turin by three points and could tie them with a win. However, it’s far from certain that the hosts will control the game this time around.
- Venue: Ennio Tardini, Parma
- Date and Time: October 19, 2026, 8:45 p.m.
- Competition: Serie A (Matchday 7)
The odds favor Turin by a narrow margin, but a draw after regulation time also seems plausible. The small gap between the odds, Turin’s draw at Bologna, and Parma’s victory in their most recent home league match against Genoa all point to this outcome and to the “Double Chance” bet (Parma or draw). “Both Teams to Score: No” is the riskier bet: Turin has conceded goals in five consecutive matches across all competitions. However, the fact that Parma has scored the fewest goals in the league keeps this tip in play.
Parma Form & Record Check
Parma lost its most recent Serie A match against Inter Milan 0–3. A clearance that fell short and a penalty they conceded compounded a difficult start to the game. Just four league goals—the lowest total in the league—and an average of 2.6 shots on goal per game argue against a win. Previously, however, Parma had won 2–1 against Genoa in the league. That lends more weight to a bet on Parma or a draw than the result against Inter Milan alone would suggest.
In the attack, Pontus Almqvist and Nesta Elphege are out, and Hans Nicolussi Caviglia is missing from the midfield.
This increases the risk that Parma will once again fail to score. However, because Turin regularly concedes goals, “Both Teams to Score: No” is by no means a safe bet.
Turin Form & Record Check
Turin won its most recent Serie A match against Udinese 2–1. Daniel Bragança scored first, before substitute Sandro Kulenović netted the decisive goal. With seven points from their last four league games, Turin is slightly favored by the bookmakers. However, the 1-1 draw at Bologna shows why a draw is also a plausible outcome.
As recent reports suggest, Abate could switch to a back four and look to add more depth to the attack. Turin has conceded at least one goal in each of its last five matches across all competitions. However, Parma’s recently lackluster offense argues in favor of “Both Teams to Score: No.”
Despite the discussion about a possible back four, Turin could line up in a 3-4-2-1 formation. Lucas Perri is expected to start in goal, with Pietro Comuzzo, Saúl Coco, and Ricardo Rodríguez in front of him. Rolando Mandragora and Daniel Bragança are likely to play in central midfield. Gaetano Oristanio and Ché Adams could support Giovanni Simeone up front.
Parma vs. Turin Head-to-Head & Statistics
Of the 16 recorded competitive matches, Parma won six and Turin five, with another five ending in draws. The record suggests a close match. The most recent listed match in Parma was won by the home team 2-1 in 2025. This also supports a bet on Parma or a draw.
In the last three recorded competitive matches, both teams scored. However, the most recent matches alone do not allow for a reliable prediction of “Both Teams to Score: No.” Parma’s goal tally—the lowest in the league—weighs more in favor of that outcome.
