Parma – Milan

Milan has a good chance of winning the match against Parma.

Parma is going through a difficult period in the calendar. In the last three matches, the team faced Como, Roma, and Bologna. In these games, Cuesta's side managed to take only one point. They played against Bologna last Sunday. The match against the rossoblu started very well but turned into a disaster. In the first minute, Bernabe opened the scoring after a scramble in the opponent's penalty area. However, Bologna quickly managed to equalise. Castro's goal was not the last problem for the Crusaders. In the 24th minute, Estevez had to leave the field due to injury, in the 35th, Ordóñez received a second yellow card, and five minutes later, Chiricati suffered an ankle injury. As a result, the players would add to what is already a filled infirmary for the gialloblu, and Ordóñez would miss the next match due to suspension. Did Bologna take the match to victory? Naturally. Goals from Castro and Miranda after the break secured a comfortable 1:3 for the visitors. In the previous round, Parma faced Roma. The Wolves confidently controlled the game and scored twice by the 81st minute. Cuesta's side responded with a goal from Chiricati but were unable to equalise. Milan lost their top spot in the league table after draws with Pisa and Atalanta. In the last round, the rossoneri hosted Roma. Towards the end of the first half, Allegri's side took the lead. Leão's solo run ended with a precise pass to Pavlovich and a goal from the Serb. A similar episode occurred five minutes later, but Fofana shot wide of the post. Fofana had a great chance immediately after the break, but he hit Svilar. A series of missed opportunities for the Devils allowed the Wolves their chance to score. In the 82nd minute, the Romans earned a penalty. Paolo Dybala stepped up to the ball, struck well, but Maignan saved the goal. Milan finished the match with a narrow 1:0 victory, but the xG metric shows that Allegri's side deserved about 3.76 goals. Last season, the opponents exchanged victories. At the Ennio Tardini, the hosts surprisingly won 2:1, while at San Siro, the rossoneri avenged themselves with a score of 3:2. However, it is clear to everyone that the opponents have changed significantly since the last championship. And although Parma has historically been a tough opponent for Milan, their chances of success are not that high.