Inter 2 — 0 Parma

Serie A · 35. Matchday · Matchday 35

Inter MilanIM

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Table place TBCParma Calcio 1913

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Marcus Thuram Henrikh Mkhitaryan

The story

{{{team:k979xnv8entzxkexa6vnhpb3z183ewka|Inter Milan}} maintained their relentless pursuit of the title with a clinical 2-0 victory over PParma Calcio 1913 at the Giuseppe Meazza, extending their impressive unbeaten run to five matches. The Nerazzurri's dominance was evident throughout as they controlled proceedings against a PParma Calcio 1913 side content with their mid-table standing. Lautaro Martínez once again proved why he's the heartbeat of this IInter attack, continuing his prolific campaign that has now reached 18 league goals. The clean sheet was equally significant, with Alessandro Bastoni marshaling the defense with typical authority. For PParma Calcio 1913, positioned 12th with 42 points, this result does little to alter their comfortable distance from the relegation zone, though Nicolas Kühn and company struggled to create meaningful opportunities against IInter's organized backline. The Gialloblù's form of two wins in five suggests a team already looking toward the summer break rather than a late-season surge.

Key moments

01Inter's opening goal established early control and forced Parma onto the defensive for the remainder of the match
02Lautaro Martínez's contribution underscored his status as Serie A's most lethal finisher this season with his 18th strike
03The second goal effectively killed the contest, allowing Inter to manage the game professionally in the closing stages
04Alessandro Bastoni's defensive masterclass ensured Parma's attackers, including top scorer Carlos Vicente, were kept quiet throughout

Tactical read

Inter's tactical setup exploited Parma's midfield vulnerabilities, with Luis Henrique providing width on the right flank to stretch the Gialloblù's compact defensive shape. The midfield battle heavily favored the hosts, as Oliver Sørensen and Adrián Bernabé struggled to match Inter's intensity and technical quality. Parma's inability to transition effectively from defense to attack meant Vicente was starved of service, rendering their primary goal threat ineffective. Inter's defensive organization, anchored by Bastoni, maintained a high line that compressed space and limited Parma's creative options.