Parma vs Inter

For the second time in Serie A this season, Inter have drawn a game after being ahead by two goals, after Inter-Juventus 4-4 last October - the Nerazzurri conceded two goals in the second half also in that case.

Parma have drawn a Serie A match, recovering from a two-goal deficit for the first time since 21th September 2024 (vs Lecce, 2-2).

Marcus Thuram, who scored in Serie A for the first time since 19th January (vs Empoli), has scored 14 goals in this championship, a record for the Frenchman in a single season in the Big-5 European leagues (surpassing the 13 goals he scored with Inter in 2023/24 and with Borussia Mönchengladbach in 2022/23).

Inter are unbeaten in their last six league matches against Parma (W4 D2), with the last win for the Ducali against the Nerazzurri in Serie A dating back to 15 September 2018: 1-0 at the Meazza, with Federico Dimarco's first goal of the tournament.

Inter have won their last two league matches against Parma and only once have the Nerazzurri achieved more consecutive victories against the Emilians in Serie A: five between 2006 and 2009.

The 18 matches played in Serie A since 2000 at the Tardini between Parma and Inter are balanced: seven wins each and four draws; the Nerazzurri have however won the last three away matches against the Ducali in the league.

Parma are unbeaten in four of their five Serie A games under Cristian Chivu (W1 D3), as many times as in their previous 13 league games under Fabio Pecchia (W2 D2).

Inter have failed to win in four of their last five away games in Serie A (D2 L2), after having won all their previous eight and keeping a clean sheet in seven of those.