Friday, March 13 at 19:45

Torino
1st Half

Parma
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Match Events
1st Half
Goal
Substitution
Goal
2nd Half
Goal
Own Goal
Yellow Card
Yellow Card
Substitution
Substitution
Substitution
Substitution
Substitution
Substitution
Yellow Card
Substitution
Yellow Card
Goal
Substitution
Substitution
Odds
- 3 Way
- Draw No Bet
- Double Chance
- Under/Over
- Penalty
- Both Teams to Score
- Even/Odd
- Full Time
- 1st Half
- 2nd Half
The payout is the opposite value of the bookmaker margin. The higher the percentage, the better the bookmaker's odds for the event.
Forecast
Torino will end Parma’s unbeaten run.
Torino faced Napoli away in the last round. The Bulls did not start the match well, and already in the opening minutes the Partenopei had a decent chance to score against Palari. However, it did not take long, and Alisson Santos put his team ahead. The game leveled out, and for a long time the teams did not create clear chances to score. The next goal came in the 68th minute. The Azzurri's attacking spell ended with a goal by Elmas. The Garnets did not give up and managed to pull one back near the end of the match. Unfortunately, D'Aversa's side could not do more. The result of the match contrasts with the Lazio game. However, the level of the opponents is also different. Parma have gone five rounds unbeaten in a row. Last Sunday, the Crusaders faced Fiorentina. The first half went quite calmly, with long balls. Real chances began to appear after the break, mostly from the Lilies. The Florentines created several decent chances, but the score remained unchanged. In the previous round, Queiroz's charges shared points with Cagliari. However, that draw was productive. The first-round match ended with Parma's home victory 2-1. At the Ennio Tardini, the Crusaders earned three points thanks to a Matteo Pellegrino brace. However, one cannot say that the result reflected the play. In the last championship, the opponents drew twice. It is worth noting some statistical metrics of the opponents. The Turinese side, for example, has a deficit in the xG metric in home matches. Thus, at the Olimpico, the Bulls were expected to score at least another 5.17 times. The Parmese won only five of 14 away matches, but their metrics deviate quite significantly. Thus, according to xGA, Queiroz's charges should have conceded another 9.78 goals. At the same time, the xPTS metric indicates that the Gialloblu earned 6.08 points more than statistically expected. Parma have not lost for five consecutive rounds, but many of these matches were very close. Roberto D'Aversa has reshaped Torino, and the team should look more confident with each match. The hosts have fairly good chances to end the guests' unbeaten run.
Lineups
Torino
90 Min.
76 Min.
55 Min.
90 Min.
77 Min.
3 Min.
61 Min.
Substitutes
76 Min.
90 Min.
77 Min.
85 Min.
90 Min.
61 Min.
90 Min.
Do not Play
Parma
59 Min.
63 Min.
63 Min.
56 Min.
11 Min.
63 Min.
59 Min.
20 Min.
77 Min.
Substitutes
63 Min.
63 Min.
78 Min.
63 Min.
11 Min.
78 Min.
Do not Play
Italy. Serie A
Match Info
Referee
Fabio Maresca
Stadium
Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino
The match between Torino and Parma on March 13 2026 has finished. View the match information and available odds.