Parma vs Torino Prediction

Parma host Torino on 19 October 2026 at 21:45 in Serie A's seventh round. Parma have misfired badly in attack this season, scoring just four goals across six matches and averaging 0.67 goals per game—the worst in the league. Their expected goals (xG) sits at 0.65 per match, equally dire. Torino arrive on the back of mixed form but have tightened up on the road, keeping the total under 3.5 in nine of their last ten away league games. The visitors have conceded nine goals in six matches but restrict their opponents' shooting: teams average just 7.17 shots on target against them, the lowest in Serie A.

Parma appointed Alberto Gilardino as head coach on 29 September, which may inject some attacking intent, but repositioning a stale attack takes time. Torino's defensive discipline on the road, combined with Parma's chronic inability to create chances, points toward a low-scoring contest.

Form and H2H

Parma have won once at home this season, beating Genoa 2–1, and drew 1–1 with Monza. They lost to Como 1–2 and Inter 0–3. In their last ten home league matches, Parma have scored fewer than 3.5 goals in nine and registered fewer than 9.5 shots on target in nine. They also averaged fewer than 10.5 corners in eight of ten home games.

Torino mixed results with draws: they lost 0–2 to Roma but drew 1–1 away at Bologna. Away from home, Torino have conceded fewer than 3.5 goals in nine of their last ten league matches and taken fewer than 5.5 corners in eight of ten. They have shown fewer than 4.5 yellow cards in all ten recent away games.

Best bet

Parma under 1 goal. Gilardino's arrival offers hope but no quick fix. Parma's attack remains toothless—0.67 goals per match and 0.65 xG per game are league-worst figures. Torino's away record is miserly: nine of their last ten road matches finished under 3.5 total goals. Two goals for Parma would represent a dramatic leap. At 1xBet, back Parma under 1 at 1.67.

Odds to watch

Torino are favoured at 1xBet: Torino win 2.45, draw 3.17, Parma win 3.42. The gap between Parma and Torino reflects Torino's superior away discipline and Parma's attacking drought. Over 2.5 goals sits at longer odds, reflecting the likelihood of a tight, low-scoring affair.