Torino – Parma: Toro flirting with relegation 
This Friday night the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino kicks off the new round with a high-voltage clash. Torino, dangerously slipping down the table, host a Parma side that’s picked up form. Stakes are simple: nick the points that keep you out of the drop zone.
Torino on the edge of a meltdown 
Nothing’s working for the Piedmont club in 2026. Beaten last week at Napoli (2-1), the Granata can feel relegation breathing down their necks — only six points clear of the drop. Since the November international break they’ve been leaking: 11 defeats in Serie A, a sorry tally matched only by Cremonese, Hellas Verona and Pisa.
Roberto D’Aversa arrived last month as the emergency fix after Marco Baroni and he’s got a big job: stop the rot. He started well, beating Lazio 2-0 at home, but the atmosphere is toxic. Fans have emptied the stands in protest at president Urbano Cairo, and another home slip could shove the club into real trouble.
Parma travelling in style 
Over in Emilia-Romagna they’ve rediscovered smiles. Already winners in the first meeting (2-1), Parma dream of a historic double over Torino — something not done since 2013. Their form backs it up: unbeaten in five with three wins. Twelfth in the table with a comfy ten-point buffer from danger, Carlos Cuesta’s men ground out a useful point at Fiorentina (0-0).
It’s on the road where they’ve really impressed. Seven points from their last three away trips, including robberies at Bologna and AC Milan, and they’ve kept clean sheets in the process. Against a Torino attack that’s gone mute, Parma can lock down a fourth straight away shutout. That’d be a first for them in Serie A.
Likely line-ups
Torino : Paleari ; Coco, Ismajli, Ebosse ; Lazaro, Gineitis, Prati, Vlasic, Obrador ; Simeone, Zapata
Parma : Corvi ; Troilo, Circati, Valenti ; Del Prato, Sorensen, Keita, Nicolussi Caviglia, Valeri ; Strefezza, Pellegrino
Football Prediction Torino vs Parma
Draw
History in Piedmont says it all: half of their last 18 top-flight meetings ended level. That trend has a good chance of continuing on Friday.
D’Aversa returns to his old club — the one he once got promoted — and he knows there’ll be no favors. Facing a Parma side that specializes in shutting up shop on the road, and a Torino attack that’s struggling for ideas, this one looks set to stall. A tight, locked draw is the most likely outcome.
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