Parma vs Torino Prediction

I'm backing Parma under 1 goal on 19 October 2026 at 21:45. Parma have scored just four goals in six Serie A matches this season, averaging 0.67 per game—the worst in the league. Their expected goals sit at 0.65 per match, which tells me they're not creating much at all. Torino's defence has conceded nine goals in six away games, but I'm not convinced Parma will break through. Alberto Gilardino took over as manager on 29 September, and while the emotional lift might add some aggression, he won't rebuild their attacking shape overnight. Two goals for Parma would be a stretch.

Form and H2H

Parma beat Genoa 2–1 at home and drew with Monza 1–1, but they've also lost to Como 1–2 and Inter 0–3. I see a team struggling to find rhythm. In their last ten home league matches, Parma scored under 3.5 goals in nine of them and had fewer than 9.5 shots on target in nine of ten. Torino came to round seven in 12th place. Away from home, they've kept the total under 3.5 in nine of their last ten league matches—that's the kind of defensive discipline that compounds Parma's problem. I'm looking at a low-scoring affair.

Best bet

I'm taking Parma under 1 goal at 1xBet. The price I see for under 1 is 1.67, and I'm comfortable with that. Parma average 0.67 goals per match and have created almost nothing in terms of expected goals. Torino's away form is tight. I don't expect Parma to score twice, and one goal feels like their ceiling in this match. The under 1 line gives me a cleaner edge than chasing the full-match under 2.5 at 1.63.

Odds to watch

I'll monitor the 1xBet 1X2 line: Parma 3.42, Draw 3.17, Torino 2.45. Torino are slight favourites, and that makes sense given Parma's attack. If I want to hedge, Both Teams Score no is 1.75 versus yes at 1.98—I'd lean no given Parma's output. The Asian Handicap -0.25 home at 2.82 is another way to play Parma's struggle without committing to a full win. Over 2.5 sits at 2.48, under at 1.63. I'm staying with my individual total pick rather than the match total.