Parma, 18 October 2023 - Como are the Crociati's next opponents on Friday 20 October at the stadio Ennio Tardini in Parma (20:30 CEST, live on Sky Sports and Dazn) for matchday 10 in Serie BKT. Here are some stats regarding the fixture.
- Parma have won two of their last three Serie B meetings with Como (1D), as many wins as in their previous ten games against the side from Lombardy (6D, 2L).
- After a run of twelve wins and four draws, Parma lost their last Serie B fixture (3-2 against Venezia). The Crociati have not lost twice in a row in the competition since April 2022 (three on that occasion with Giuseppe Iachini in charge).
- Parma have scored at least twice in seven of their last nine games this campaign (no goals against Reggiana, and one against Sampdoria). Out of all the teams in Europe's top-five leagues, and their respective second divisions, only Auxerre and Leicester (both with eight) have a better record.
- In their last 16 Serie B home games, Parma have not conceded more than one goal. In the competition, there are only two ongoing streaks with a better record: Sambenedettese (24, last game in 1989) and Sampierdarenese (17 in 1934).
- After a run of four wins and two draws, Como lost their last Serie B fixture (3-1 against Cremonese). The side from Lombardy have not lost two games running in the competition since September 2022 (three on that occasion with Giacomo Gattuso in charge).
- No side has scored more headers than Como this campaign (four), while both sides have yet to concede one (two of four sides together with Cosenza and Palermo).
- In this league campaign, no side has scored more goals in the second half than Parma (eleven, as have Palermo and Venezia) and let in less in the first half (one, like Cosenza). Specifically, Antonio-Mirko Čolak is the leading marksman for scoring in the last 15 minutes of play (three).
- Adrian Bernabé has two braces to his name in Serie B, one after another in April 2022; the second one came against Como in the Crociati's 4-3 win on 6 April 2022. The Parma midfielder (born in 2001) is the youngester player among those to have scored at least two or more goals twice in the competition.
