Inter Milan will host Parma in Serie A on 10 October 2026, with the home side regarded as the clear favourite. The Milan club sit second in the table with 13 points, while Parma are 15th on four points.
Inter Milan are level with leaders Roma on points but trail on additional tie-break criteria. They come into the fixture after a high-scoring run of results, beating Udinese 5-3 at home before drawing 2-2 with Roma.
That draw followed an open contest against the league leaders, with both sides finding the net twice. Inter Milan have won three of their past five matches and will be expected to control the game against a Parma team positioned in the lower half of the table.
Parma have collected four points from one victory, one draw and one defeat. Their latest result was a 2-1 win over Genoa, a response to their 2-1 loss against Como.
The visitors’ recent record is less consistent, with Parma losing three of their past five matches. Their latest victory over Genoa, however, gives them a positive result to build on before the trip to Milan.
Inter Milan also hold the advantage from the teams’ most recent meeting, which they won 2-0. That result, together with the sides’ contrasting league positions and recent form, has made the hosts the leading option in the match betting.
Match prediction
The expectation is that the game will go over the total goals line. Both teams’ recent matches have included goals, and the fixture is forecast to produce an attacking contest rather than a low-scoring encounter.
Inter Milan’s results against Udinese and Roma in particular have produced 10 goals across two games. Parma also scored twice in their latest match against Genoa, although their defensive record has contributed to three defeats in their last five fixtures.
Where to watch and betting information
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The match is part of the Serie A programme scheduled for 10 October 2026.
