Match Summary

Torino delivered a commanding performance, defeating Parma 4-1 in a Serie A clash. The Granata were propelled by a strong second-half showing, including two own goals from Parma players and decisive strikes from Giovanni Simeone and Duván Zapata.

Key Moments

Giovanni Simeone opened the scoring for Torino in the 3rd minute. Parma responded with a goal from Mateo Pellegrino in the 20th minute, leveling the score. However, the second half saw a collapse from the visitors, with own goals from Mandela Keita and Delprato in quick succession. Duván Zapata sealed the victory with a late goal in added time.

Goals in Detail

• 3rd Minute: Giovanni Simeone (Torino) – A rebound from Vlasic found Simeone, who slotted the ball past the goalkeeper.
• 20th Minute: Mateo Pellegrino (Parma) – A cross from Strefezza was met by Pellegrino, who headed the ball into the net.
• 54th Minute: Emirhan Ilkhan (Torino) – Ilkhan scored following a corner kick.
• 56th Minute: Mandela Keita (Own Goal, Parma) – A shot from Simeone hit the crossbar and deflected in off Keita.
• 90’+1 Minute: Duván Zapata (Torino) – Zapata unleashed a powerful shot from the edge of the box.

Player Performances

Vlasic and Simeone were standout performers for Torino, driving the attack and creating numerous opportunities. Zapata’s late goal capped off a convincing performance.

According to player ratings, Vlasic earned a 7.5, Simeone a 7.5, and Zapata a 7 after coming off the bench.

Cairo’s Statement

“We are happy with the match and the victory, but I want to talk about something else: those writings are really bad stuff.”

Urbano Cairo, Torino President

Torino President Urbano Cairo expressed his satisfaction with the win but also condemned recent disturbing writings directed towards the club.

Standings Implications

This victory moves Torino further away from the relegation zone, reaching 33 points. Parma remains one point ahead with 34 points.

FAQ

• Who scored the first goal? Giovanni Simeone scored the opening goal for Torino in the 3rd minute.
• How many own goals were scored? Parma scored two own goals in the 54th and 56th minutes.
• Who scored the final goal? Duván Zapata scored the final goal for Torino in added time.