Parma vs Torino 0-3

Torino won 3-0 at Parma after taking an early lead through Giovanni Simeone and staying in front from the fourth minute to the final whistle. Che Adams added a second before half-time, and Simeone struck again in the second half to settle it.

Simeone opened the scoring in the fourth minute from Rafik Belghali's assist, and Adams made it 2-0 on 24 minutes. Parma had already been booked through Diego Carlos on 28 minutes, while Ardian Ismajli was cautioned for Torino on 37 minutes. Parma then made two changes at the break, with Diego Carlos going off for Dominik Drobnic and Giovanni Fabbian replaced by Simone Lontani. Torino led 2-0 at half-time.

Torino made two changes on 63 minutes, sending on Sandro Kulenović for Adams and Gvidas Gineitis for Rolando Mandragora before Simeone scored his second of the match on 69 minutes, again set up by Belghali, to make it 3-0. Parma made two more changes on 70 minutes, while Torino made another pair on 73 minutes. Matija Frigan had a goal ruled out by VAR on 82 minutes, and that was the only late alteration to the score. Parma finished with 24 shots to Torino's 9 and 7 on target to 3, plus 51% possession, 454 passes and 6 corners, while Torino made 7 saves to Parma's 0.

Parma had 51% of the ball to Torino's 49, with almost identical pass counts at 454 and 451. The home side also had more shots, more shots on target, more corners and fewer fouls, 7 to 16, but Torino scored three times from 9 attempts and finished with an xG of 1.37 against Parma's 1.4.

Parma's bookings went to Diego Carlos on 28 minutes, Sascha Britschgi on 54 minutes and Mariano Troilo in the second minute of stoppage time. Torino's cautions were shown to Ardian Ismajli on 37 minutes and Pietro Comuzzo on 75 minutes. There were no red cards.