Parma vs Torino Prediction & Betting Tips

Neither side arrives with much momentum

Looking at each team's last 20 matches across competitions, Torino have won seven, drawn five and lost eight, scoring 21 and conceding 24. Parma's record over the same length of sample is five wins, seven draws and eight losses, with 16 scored and 22 conceded.

Parma: 20 completed matches; Torino: 20 completed matches.

Parma

20 matches

Win

25% 5 / 20

Draw

35% 7 / 20

Loss

40% 8 / 20

Scored

16

Conceded

22

Difference

-6

Torino

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

40% 8 / 20

Scored

21

Conceded

24

Difference

-3

Both totals show a team that loses regularly and doesn't score much more than it lets in. Torino edge it slightly on wins and goals scored, but the gap isn't wide.

Neither team's recent run points to a clear favourite on current form alone.

Comparative Team Statistics: Parma vs Torino

History is mixed, especially lately

The last four league meetings have gone Torino 4-1 Parma in March 2026, Parma 2-1 Torino in September 2025, a 2-2 draw in March 2025, and a 0-0 in January 2025. Go back further and there are some heavier away wins on both sides too.

There's no obvious trend of one club dominating this fixture in recent seasons. It's swung between routs and stalemates depending on the year.

Recent head-to-head results don't offer a strong lean either way.

Level in the table after five games

Torino sit 14th with four points from five matches, Parma just below them in 15th on the same points total. Both have one win, one draw and three losses so far, with Torino on five goals scored to Parma's four.

It's an early-season snapshot rather than a settled picture, but right now there's barely anything separating the two clubs.

Both teams are still searching for consistency this early in the season.

Could be a scrappy, tight contest

Both sides have conceded more than they've scored recently and picked up a similar number of defeats. Combined with a head-to-head record that swings both ways, this doesn't look like a game where one team should be expected to control things.

With so little to separate them in form or in the table, it's the kind of match that could easily be settled by one moment rather than sustained dominance from either side.

Key player statistics: Parma vs Torino

Parma:

Penalty cards:

M. Troilo x 2

E. Del Prato x 2