Milan, 10 October 2026 – Parma were beaten 3-0 by Inter at San Siro, with first-half goals from Sucic, Calhanoglu from the penalty spot and Thuram deciding the contest. The Gialloblù had gone close to opening the scoring when Touré sent an effort just wide of the post with the game still goalless. Romero also threatened after the break, but his left-footed strike cleared the crossbar.

Parma will be back in action on Monday 19 October at 20:45 CEST, when they host Torino at the Tardini on Matchday 7 of Serie A Enilive.

INTER 3-0 PARMA

Goalscorers: 13' Sucic, 19' Calhanoglu (pen.), 31' Thuram

INTER

Martinez; Pavard, Bisseck, Carlos Augusto; Diouf (Spence 73'), Sucic, Calhanoglu (Stankovic 60'), Mkhitaryan, Dimarco (Luis Henrique 73'); Esposito (Bonny 60'), Thuram (Lautaro Martinez 60').

Substitutes: Di Gennaro, Provedel, Zielinski, Barella, Akanji, Bovio, Bastoni.

Coach: Cristian Chivu

PARMA

Corvi; Delprato, Diego Carlos, Troilo; Carboni (Britschgi 78'), Keita, Sierro (Bernabé 61'), Valeri; Touré (Frigan 84'), Fabbian (Lontani 61'); Elphege (Romero 61').

Substitutes: Ghidotti, Daffara, Diallo Thiao, Cremaschi, Ordonez, Konaté, O. Diallo, Drobnic.

Coach: Alberto Gilardino

Referee: Kevin Bonacina (Bergamo)

Assistant referees: Federico Fontani (Siena) and Claudio Barone (Rome 1)

Fourth official: Gianluca Manganiello (Pinerolo)

VAR: Daniele Paterna (Teramo)

AVAR: Luca Massimi (Termoli)

Added time: 2' first half, 2' second half.

Alberto Gilardino spoke after the match:

“We started the first half well, but then we made a few mistakes and were punished for them. There are still positives to take, both from some individual performances and from the second half, because the players did everything they could to stay in the game. We fought hard and showed that we wanted to keep going right until the end. We know there are areas where we need to improve, and we’ll keep working on them.”

Diego Carlos also spoke after the match:

“We knew it would be a tough game, away to the Italian champions in a difficult stadium. We did make life harder for ourselves at times, but I still think there are positives we can take from the performance. With the new coach, we’re trying to build our own identity. We have quality players and we’re working hard to follow what he asks of us. We need to keep going in this direction because I think we’re on the right track.”