Torino beat Parma 3-0 in Serie A at Stadio Ennio Tardini, taking the points even though the home side produced far more attempts. Parma never scored, while the visitors put three goals on the official scoreline from a much thinner shot count.
Match Summary
Parma started the evening already short of bodies. P. Almqvist was out with a calf injury, A. Ndiaye with a knock, and H. Nicolussi Caviglia with a groin injury. Torino had problems of their own, missing F. Israel with a shoulder injury and N. Fortini with a hernia. Giovanni Ayroldi refereed.
The first half was slow to take shape and soon picked up its first booking. Diego Carlos was shown a yellow card in the 28th minute. Ardian Ismajli followed for Torino in the 37th. Parma were already forcing shots in that spell, but they could not find a finish. Torino stayed compact and picked their moments.
After the break the home side came again. Another yellow card was shown to Parma in the 54th minute. Shots kept arriving, corners too, and still there was no Parma goal. Pietro Comuzzo was booked in the 75th minute. Parma chased a first goal all the way into added time, when Mariano Troilo received a yellow card in the 90+2 minute. The whistle confirmed a 0-3 Serie A defeat for the hosts.
