Parma vs Torino: Simeone's brace decides it early

Giovanni Simeone put Torino in control inside four minutes, Che Adams made it 2-0 on 24 minutes, and the visitors never gave Parma a route back into the game. The final score was 3-0, with Simeone adding a second after the hour to complete a clean away win at the Tardini.

Torino's fast start

The opening goal came early and set the tone. Simeone's first league goal of the season arrived in the 4th minute, finishing a move started by Braganca and polished by Belghali's assist, and Adams followed with a header on 24 minutes. By then, Parma already had too much to do.

Torino's front two made the game look settled long before the final whistle. Simeone now has 2 Serie A goals in 7 appearances this season, while Adams has 3 in 5, which gives Torino a pair of forwards who both carry threat when chances arrive.

Parma's response and the clean sheet

Lucas Perri also mattered, making seven saves to help protect the shutout. Parma did create moments, and Matija Frigan had a goal ruled out for offside late on, but the match never really stopped feeling out of reach after the first half.

For Torino, this was the sort of away performance that had been missing before kick-off. They came into the game 16th with 4 points from 6 matches, and the result gave them a straightforward response after a slow start to the campaign.