Bologna, 8 February 2026 – A huge win for the Gialloblù, who beat Bologna in the 95th minute thanks to Christian Ordoñez’s first-ever Serie A goal. Playing with a numerical advantage from the 22nd minute following Pobega’s red card, Cuesta’s side managed and controlled the match well. A goal was ruled out in the 69th minute after Castro headed into his own net, with Pellegrino caught offside in the build-up.

Later, the Gialloblù themselves were reduced to ten men after Troilo received a second yellow card, allowing the Rossoblù to mount a response. Orsolini struck the post in the 89th minute, but the closing stages belonged entirely to Parma. Ordoñez struck a superb right-footed shot from outside the area into the bottom corner, while Corvi, named man of the match, twice kept the door shut with two outstanding saves: one from Delprato’s header in the 97th minute and another a minute later from an Orsolini effort, tipped out for a corner. Parma moved up to 26 points and will next be in action at the Tardini against Hellas Verona.

BOLOGNA 0-1 PARMA

Scorer: 95’ Ordoñez

BOLOGNA (4-2-3-1)

Skorupski; Joao Mario (46’ Zortea), Lucumi, Heggem, Lykogiannis (68’ Miranda); Pobega, Freuler; Bernardeschi (87’ Orsolini), Ferguson, Rowe (87’ Cambiaghi); Dallinga (57’ Castro).

Unused subs: Pessina, Ravaglia, Helland, Casale, Vitik, Moro, Sohm, Dominguez, Odgaard.

Coach: Vincenzo Italiano

PARMA (3-5-2)

Corvi; Delprato, Troilo, Circati; Britschgi, Bernabé (86’ Nicolussi Caviglia), Keita (87’ Carboni), Sørensen (79’ Ordonez), Valeri; Oristanio (54’ Strefezza), Pellegrino.

Unused subs: Casentini, Rinaldi, Drobnic, Cremaschi, Elphege, Ondrejka, Mikolajewski.

Coach: Carlos Cuesta

REFEREE: Giuseppe Collu di Cagliari

Assistants: Alessio Berti, Paolo Laudato

Fourth Official: Federico La Penna

VAR: Davide Ghersini

AVAR: Lorenzo Maggioni

Sent-off: Pobega 22’, Troilo 79’

Booked: Britschgi, Troilo, Lucumí

Corners: 3-5

Stoppage time: 4’; 7’