Orbassano, September 28, 2025 – Parma beat Torino 1-0 at the Valentino Mazzola Stadium in Orbassano on the sixth day of the Primavera 1 Championship. The first half was dominated by the gialloblu. Nicola Corrent’s boys closed down all spaces for Torino, who, despite a managerial change during the week (Francesco Baldini replacing Christian Fioratti), still seemed unsure. The turning point came just before the 15-minute mark when the referee awarded a penalty for a foul by Bonadiman on D’Intino. Tigani stepped up and converted the penalty in the 15th minute to put Parma a goal ahead. At 18 minutes, Ciardi came off due to a shoulder injury, with Vranici coming on as his replacement. In the closing minutes of the first half, Astaldi stood out with a key save on Gabellini, while Mikalojewski scored Parma’s second goal at the 32nd minute. In the second half, Torino came out with more energy, but it wasn’t enough. The final score remained 2-0 to Parma, a victory that propels them to the top of the table. The gialloblu will be back in action on Saturday, October 4, at “Il Noce” in Noceto against Atalanta.

TORINO 0 – 2 PARMA

Goalscorers: 15’ Tigani (Pen.), 32’ Mikalojewski

TORINO (3-4-2-1)

Santer; Bonadiman, Pellini, Desole; Zaia, Sabone (46’ Galantai), Acquah, Barranco (58’ Zeppieri); Spadoni (46’ Kugyela), Luongo (58’ Carvalho); Gabellini.

Substitutes: Cereser, Perciun, Conzato, Da Costa, Kirilov, Gatto, Brzyski.

Head Coach: Francesco Baldini

PARMA (4-2-3-1)

Astaldi; Mena Martinez, Conde, Drobnic, D’Intino; Konate, Tigani; Cardinali, Nwajei (63’ Avramescu), Ciardi (23’ Vranici, 82’ Mengoni); Mikalojewski (82’ Castaldo).

Substitutes: Casentini, Pajsar, Balduzzi, Diop, Marchesi, Chimezie, Semedo.

Head Coach: Nicola Corrent

REFEREE: Felipe Salvatore Viapiana, Catanzaro

Assitant Referees: Vincenzo Russo, Nichelino (Torino), Alberto Mandarino, Alba-Bra

Sent off: Davide Micillo (Torino)

Bookings: D’Intino, Bonadiman, Kugyela, Konate

Corners: 3-3

Added time: 4’; 5’