Torino defeated Parma 3-0 at the Ennio Tardini.

The Serie A clash between Parma and Torino unfolded on 19 October 2026 at Parma’s Ennio Tardini stadium. Both sides entered the match looking to improve their season’s momentum, but the visitors quickly imposed their intent on the home crowd.

How it unfolded

Torino opened the scoring within the first five minutes. Giovanni Simeone received a cross from Rafik Belghali and unleashed a left-footed shot from the centre of the box that curled into the top left corner, putting the visitors ahead at 4′.

The lead was doubled twenty minutes later when Ché Adams headed a ball from very close range into the centre of the net, a goal confirmed after a VAR review at 24′.

Parma’s first booking arrived four minutes later, as Diego Carlos was shown a yellow card for a bad foul at 28′. Torino’s Ardian Ismajli (listed as Adrian Ismajli) was cautioned for a similar infringement at 37′.

The second half began with Parma’s Sascha Britschgi receiving a yellow card at 54′. Torino restored their two-goal cushion ten minutes later when Simeone struck again, this time with his right foot from outside the box, sending the ball to the top left corner after a headed pass from Belghali at 69′.

Pietro Comuzzo was booked for Torino at 75′ following a bad foul, and the referee issued a final yellow card to Parma’s Mariano Troilo deep into stoppage time, 90′+2, for a bad foul.

Standout performers

Giovanni Simeone was the decisive attacking figure, netting two goals and assisting none, while his link-up with Rafik Belghali proved pivotal, as Belghali supplied both strikes. Ché Adams contributed a crucial header to make it 2-0, confirming his impact in the first half.

Match facts

  • Final score: Parma 0-3 Torino
  • Scorers: Giovanni Simeone (4′, 69′), Ché Adams (24′)
  • Assists: Rafik Belghali (4′, 69′)
  • Bookings:
    • Diego Carlos (Parma) – 28′
    • Adrian Ismajli (Torino) – 37′
    • Sascha Britschgi (Parma) – 54′
    • Pietro Comuzzo (Torino) – 75′
    • Mariano Troilo (Parma) – 90′+2
  • Venue: Ennio Tardini, Parma

What it means

The three-goal victory gives Torino three points and a clear advantage in this Serie A encounter, while Parma return home without points, having conceded three goals and received five bookings.