- Parma Calcio 1913 have won one, drawn one, and lost three of their last five matches in Serie A 2026/2027.
- Torino FC have won two, drawn one and lost two of their last five.
- Under 2.5 goals looks a decent play for Monday's Serie A 2026/2027 matchup at Stadio Ennio Tardini, Italy.
Parma are due a win, Torino have the edge
Parma sit 18th in Serie A 2026/2027 with four points from their first six matches, while Torino are 12th with seven points. The visitors will therefore arrive in Emilia-Romagna with the sharper edge, but the home side have been due a positive result for a while and a point or more will not be beyond the hosts on Monday.
Gialloblu have been wobbling of late, posting a run of results that looks something like a wobble - 2-1 L, 2-1 W, 3-0 L. Parma's latest three outings - a 2-1 loss to Como, a 2-1 win over Genoa and a 3-0 loss to Inter - show that Alberto Gilardino's side have some bite, but a 2-1 defeat to Como makes it hard to get behind them here.
The hosts have one win, one draw, and one defeat from three home matches in Serie A 2026/2027, conceding just three goals, but their visitors have been similarly solid with a win, draw, and defeat from their three away matches, scoring 1.33 goals and conceding 1.33 on average.
A clash of styles at Stadio Ennio Tardini
While Parma are more of a high-regain, fast-transition side that like to play on the break, Torino's 4-3-3 is built around more positional build-up and selective, rather than suffocating, pressing.
Gilardino's men will hope David Romero can give them an edge in what should be a tight affair at the Stadio Ennio Tardini. Romero has scored two goals in Parma's first four Serie A 2026/2027 fixtures and has hit half of their four goals across the last five games.
Torino's most trusted goalscorer is ex-Southampton man Che Adams, who has two from three in Serie A 2026/2027, while Sandro Kulenovic has also found his shooting boots, with the Croatian scoring two of Toro's five goals in their last five.
Under 2.5 goals at 1.6 is the main bet for Monday's game as a cagey, tactical battle looks more likely than a end-to-end game of cat and mouse. Torino are the slight favourite here at 2.42, ahead of Parma at 2.94 and the draw at 3.15, but the value lies in the under bet.
Torino haven't won in their last two away games at Parma, however, and that's enough to put us off backing the visitors at short odds. The last head-to-head result in Serie A 2025/2026 was a 4-1 Torino win, but they've won just one of the previous four, with one draw apiece, so the draw looks better than the odds suggest.
