Inter
ParmaInter welcome Parma to the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on Saturday, October 10, for Round 6 of Serie A, with the two sides arriving in very different positions. The hosts sit second with 13 points from five matches, while Parma are 15th with four points.
Inter have yet to lose in the league this season, winning four of their opening five fixtures. Parma, by contrast, have managed just one victory, although that came in their latest outing against Genoa.
Inter's attack has made a flying start
Inter have scored 15 goals in five league matches, including a 5-3 victory over Udinese and a 3-2 win against Napoli. Their latest Serie A outing ended in a 2-2 draw away to Roma, while a 2-1 defeat at Real Madrid in the Champions League remains separate from their unbeaten domestic record.
Lautaro Martinez has been among Inter's strongest recent performers, alongside fellow striker Marcus Thuram. Federico Dimarco and Nicolo Barella have also impressed. Parma have scored only four league goals so far and will face an Inter side that has been particularly productive at home.
Parma arrive with a welcome victory
Parma ended a difficult sequence by beating Genoa 2-1 in their most recent league match. Before that, they had lost to Como and Juventus, drawn with Monza and suffered an opening defeat against Cagliari.
Goalkeeper Edoardo Corvi has been one of their stronger recent performers, with Emanuele Valeri another notable presence. The visitors have conceded seven goals in five league fixtures.
Recent meetings favour Inter
Inter have won the last two Serie A meetings with Parma, both by 2-0 scorelines. Their previous league encounters also include a 2-2 draw and a 3-1 Inter victory. Parma have found it difficult to get the better of the Milan club in recent seasons, although they have managed draws in several meetings.
Injuries leave both sides with absences
Inter have Hakan Calhanoglu sidelined with a muscle injury. Parma's unavailable players include Pontus Almqvist with a calf problem, Adrian Bernabe with a thigh injury and Hans Nicolussi Caviglia with a groin injury. Matija Frigan and Dominik Drobnic are also among Parma's absentees.
Viewing guide for Inter vs Parma
DAZN Italia carries the match in Italy, while DAZN provides coverage in the United Kingdom. In the United States, options include Paramount+, Peacock TV and CBS Sports Golazo, with DAZN Canada and TLN among the broadcasters in Canada.
Australian viewers can watch through beIN Sports 2, while beIN Connect covers New Zealand. In Romania, Digi Sport 2 and Prima Sport 2 carry the game. Sport TV2 provides coverage in Portugal, with Ziggo Sport 2 in the Netherlands. Disney+ is among the options in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico, while ESPN 4 also carries the match in Brazil.