Inter vs Parma Result 2024-12-06

06-12-2024 17:30
MatchDay 15

Player statistic

1st half
    10' Yellow card Mandela Keita
Federico Dimarco
(Assist: Henrikh Mkhitaryan)
Goal 40'    
2nd half
Nicolò Barella
(Assist: Henrikh Mkhitaryan)
Goal 53'    
Federico Dimarco Yellow card 64'    
Marcus Thuram
(Assist: Yann Bisseck)
Goal 67'    
    81' Own Goal Matteo Darmian

Match statistic

57
Possession
43
18
Total shots
4
5
Shots on target
1
7
Shots off target
3
6
Blocked shots
0
10
Corners
1
4
Offsides
2
8
Fouls
3

👉 Inter continues to chase the Scudetto after a solid victory over Parma in the Serie A Week 15 match held at the Giuseppe Meazza Stadium in Milan, Italy. The final score was 3-1, with goals from Federico Dimarco, Nicolo' Barella, and Marcus Thuram. Although Pecchia's team left San Siro with pride, the Crociati fought hard, managing to score in the closing minutes and holding their ground for 40 minutes. However, once Dimarco netted his stunning goal, Inter took control and showcased their scoring prowess. With this win, Inzaghi's squad climbs higher in the league standings. 

Surely, this is a very special victory. It's been a long time since Inter last triumphed at home against Parma in Serie A.  Inter last victory dates back to April 21, 2013. Since then, they've experienced four draws and one loss, marking the longest ongoing streak of home games without a win against a single opponent in the league for the Lombardy team.

Stats before the game
Inter secured a victory in their most recent Serie A match against Parma on March 4, 2021, with Antonio Conte leading from the sidelines. Since the stretch from November 2006 to September 2009, when they managed five consecutive wins, Inter has struggled to claim at least two back-to-back victories against the Emilians in the league.

Inter has managed to keep a clean sheet in four out of their last six league matches, a notable improvement compared to their previous four Serie A games where they failed to do so. Since the weekend of October 19-20, only Napoli, with five clean sheets, has surpassed Inter's four in this regard.

Additionally, Inter has scored in their last 29 home league matches and is on the verge of achieving a remarkable 30 consecutive home games with goals, a feat they last accomplished between July 2020 and February 2022, when they scored in 32 straight matches.

Parma, on the other hand, has seen some success recently, winning two of their last three league games (with one loss), after struggling to secure just one victory in their previous 11 Serie A matches this season (with six draws and four losses). The Gialloblu have not managed to win two consecutive Serie A games since July 2020, when they triumphed over Napoli and Brescia under coach Roberto D’Aversa.

In their last away match, Parma secured a 2-1 victory against Venezia, breaking a long streak of 19 away games without a win in Serie A (with nine draws and ten losses). They haven't achieved back-to-back away wins in the league since July-August 2020, when they won against Brescia and Lecce.

Interestingly, while Parma has conceded the fewest goals in the first 30 minutes of play this season (only two), Inter has let in 43% of their goals in the final 15 minutes of matches (six out of 14), which is the highest percentage in the league, tied with Empoli.
Player Stats
Marcus Thuram can become the third player in the history of Serie A to reach double figures for goals in a single season by scoring only multiple goals, after Norberto Höfling in 1949/50 and Harald Nielsen in 1962/63.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan has scored three goals against Parma in Serie A, against no team has he done better in the tournament (three goals also against Genoa and Inter); in particular, in both of his matches against the Gialloblù he has participated in two goals (a brace in November 2020 and a goal plus an assist in July 2020).

Before Enrico Delprato, the last Italian defender for Parma who had scored at least three goals in a single Serie A season was Paolo De Ceglie in 2014/15 (also three); the last to reach four was Alessandro Lucarelli in 2013/14.

Inter
Parma

Starting lineups

1
Goalkeeper
95
75'
32
Defender
71'
6
Defender
31
Defender
90'
2
Midfielder
20
Midfielder
71'
22
Midfielder
23
Midfielder
10
9
Attacker
70'
31
Goalkeeper
13
Defender
60'
4
Defender
12'
14
Defender
74'
15
Defender
20
Midfielder
98
Midfielder
16
Midfielder
60'
19
Midfielder
28
Midfielder
22
75'

Substitutes

13
Goalkeeper
7
Midfielder
8
Attacker
30
Midfielder
16
Midfielder
40
99
Attacker
11
Attacker
70'
17
Attacker
71'
21
Midfielder
71'
36
Defender
75'
42
Defender
90'
1
Goalkeeper
40
Goalkeeper
77
26
Defender
8
Midfielder
23
Midfielder
46
Defender
12'
11
Attacker
60'
27
Midfielder
60'
5
Defender
74'
61
Attacker
75'