Parma, January 2, 2025 - Torino will be Parma's opponent in the match on the 19th day of the Serie A 2024/25 championship, scheduled for Sunday, January 5 at the Stadio Grande Torino in Turin (18:00 CET, live on DAZN). Here are the match's statistics and history.

• Torino have won their last two Serie A matches against Parma, as many wins as in their previous 16 matches against the Gialloblu in the competition (5D, 9L).
• Parma have been unbeaten in seven of their last nine Serie A away matches against Torino (3W, 4D), although they have only kept a clean sheet once in this period, on 1 December 2002 (4-0).
• In the last 13 matches between Torino and Parma in Serie A, a total of 40 goals have been scored, an average of 3.1 per game; despite this, the Granata have kept a clean sheet in 5 of the last 8 matches against the Gialloblu in the top flight, including the 2 most recent ones.
• Torino have won only 2 of their last 13 Serie A matches (3D, 8L); in fact, since MD6, only Monza (7) have scored fewer points than the Granata (9, on par with Venezia).
• Parma won their last league match against Monza, after a series of 3 consecutive defeats; the last time the Gialloblu recorded 2 consecutive wins in Serie A was in July 2020, against Napoli and Brescia, with Roberto D'Aversa at the helm.
• Parma have scored 5 of their 25 goals in this Serie A championship from the 90th minute onwards - more than any other team in the current season - excluding own goals, 3 of the Gialloblu's most recent 5 goals in the season have come in this period in matches (against Lazio, Hellas Verona and Monza).
• Ange-Yoan Bonny has scored three of his four goals in this Serie A away fixture; the Parma striker is just one goal away from equalling his own record for the most goals scored away from home in the league by a first team player - four, in the last Serie BKT.
• Torino have gone unbeaten in their first match in the new calendar year in Serie A in each of the last five years (4W, 1D) - one of which was against Parma, a 3-0 victory in 2021, with Marco Giampaolo in charge.
• Only Verona (42) have taken fewer shots than Torino (44) during the first 30 minutes of play in this Serie A season; in fact, in this time span, the Granata have scored just two goals, putting them at the bottom of the league (on par with Cagliari, Como and Lecce).