Udinese
ParmaDay 33
Bluenergy Stadium - Stadio Friuli
Referee : Davide Di Marco
Udinese: 40. Okoye - 19. Ehizibue (Zarraga, 73), 27. Kabasele, 28. Solet, 31. Kristensen T. (Mlačić, 81) - 14. Atta - 8. Karlstrom, 10. Zaniolo, 11. Kamara H. (Arizala, 64), 24. Piotrowski (Gueye Ia, 64), 32. Ekkelenkamp (Buksa, 73)
Substitution: Arizala (from 64); Gueye Ia (from 64); Zarraga (from 73); Buksa (from 73); Mlačić (from 81)
Bench: 90. Sava R., 93. Padelli - 38. Miller L. - 15. Bayo
Yellow Cards: Zaniolo 70; Karlstrom 84
Parma: 31. Suzuki - 14. Valeri, 15. Del Prato, 37. Troilo, 39. Circati - 10. Bernabe (Ordonez, 66), 16. Keita M. - 7. Strefezza G. (Ondrejka, 66) - 5. Valenti L., 9. Pellegrino M-o (Elphege, 46), 41. Nicolussi (Estevez, 72)
Substitution: Elphege (from 46); Ordonez (from 66); Ondrejka (from 66); Estevez (from 72); Britschgi (from 75)
Bench: 40. Corvi, 66. Rinaldi F. - 3. Ndiaye Ab. - 22. Sørensen O. - 21. Oristanio - 11. Almqvist, 29. Carboni F.
On paper, it looked like a routine task for the visitors. Reality, however, told a different
AC Milan endured a damaging 0–3 defeat
Inter Milan< cntinued their march at the top of Serie A
Inter continued their relentless march at the summit of Italian football
Fiorentina’s brief surge of optimism was quickly brought to a halt as they suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat
Fiorentina emphatically ended their long wait for a first victory of the Serie A season
Napoli missed a huge opportunity to seize outright control of the Serie A title race
Lazio brought their winless away run to a remarkable end in Serie A
Genoa secured a vital 2–0 away victory
Bologna opened their Coppa Italia campaign with a gritty 2–1 comeback victory
Milan were left to rue a missed opportunity to climb to the summit of Italian football
Including European fixtures, Ivan Jurić’s men have managed to score just three times in their last seven matches
The Ukrainian striker scored the match-winning goal in the 81st minute
Zion Suzuki was the hero for the visitors
Inter Milan suffered their first defeat of the 2025/26 Serie A season
The first half saw Udinese dominate possession but struggle to create clear-cut chances
The Bianconeri dominated the first half, creating a flurry of chances
The 18-year-old defender has signed a long-term contract
The highly rated 17-year-old had been on the radar of both AC Milan and Inter Milan
The 29-year-old Spaniard will take charge of the Serie A side starting July 1st
Napoli missed a golden opportunity to take a decisive step towards the Serie A title
The Biancocelesti fall out of the Serie A Top 4, a serious blow in the race for Champions League qualification
The pressure is mounting in Turin
