Final score

15 September 2018 15:00

Inter
0 - 1
Parma
35' (2nd half) Dimarco
Referee: Gianluca Manganiello / Linesmen: Peretti, De Meo / Fourth official: Sacchi / Assistants: Rocchi, Liberti
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47' The first half is over here at Giuseppe Meazza: Inter are in the ascendency but the score remains 0-0
45' Two minutes have been added on
44' Nainggolan crosses it in, but Gagliardini's effort isn't enough to beat Sepe
40' Perisic's effort is saved by Sepe after Inter counter through Gagliardini
39' Left-footed strike by Brozovic is dangerous and goes out for a corner. Inter continue to up the pressure as they look to take the lead
38' Low strike by Nainggolan from the edge of the area. The ball ends up a metre wide of Sepe's goal
37' Dalbert whips it in and Keita is first to the ball. He can't find the back of the net, however
35' Effort from distance by Nainggolan, but Sepe saves to his left
32' Brozovic picks up a yellow for a foul on Di Gaudio
31' Dalbert plays the ball to Keita, who finds himself in the centre of the penalty area. Keita's effort is too weak to beat Sepe
26' Inter so close to taking the lead: Srkiniar can't quite convert at the far post from an Inter corner!
24' Stulac picks up the first yellow card of the match following a late tackle on Gagliardini
22' Nainggolan plays in Brozovic, whose shot from the edge of the area is nowhere near Parma's goal
18' Keita plays the ball in and finds Perisic, but the Croatian doesn't manage to direct his header towards goal
17' First big chance for Inter: Candreva's cross from the right comes off Gagliolo's head. It falls to Perisic, who fires over!
13' Perisic gets past Iacoponi, but his cross is too deep and goes out for a throw-in
10' Parma counter-attack. Di Gaudio gives the ball to Inglese, whose shot is saved by Handanovic
8' Candreva shoots from outside the area after the ball was played to him by Keita. Save by Sepe and Parma clear the ball. Brozovic also then has an effort, but Sepe gets in the way again
5' Corner from the left by Candreva. Sepe punches it clear to begin a counter-attack for the away team
1' Inter-Parma is underway. Luciano Spalletti's men kick us off. Come on Inter!
1' The teams are on the pitch: the match is about to begin.
1' After the international break, Inter host Parma at at Giuseppe Meazza to kick off matchday four of the Serie A TIM 2018-19 season
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49' Full-time here and it finishes 1-0 to Parma. Parma played defensively throughout the game but manage to secure the three points thanks to a long-range strike by Dimarco
49' Inter can't find their way through the blue and yellow wall. Brozovic tries to get the ball into the area but overhits his cross
45' There will be four minutes of additional time
45' Icardi can't find the net after a lay-off in the box by De Vrij. Nainggolan also can't convert from the edge of the box
44' Parma counter through Gervinho but Handanovic and then Dalbert manage to keep the ball out
43' Gagliardini heads over from Politano's corner
41' Icardi's effort is straight into the body of Sepe
35' Wonderful goal by Dimarco, who gives Parma the lead with a long-range strike
31' Sierralta comes on for Iacoponi as Parma make a change
30' An outrushing Sepe saves at Icardi's feet
28' Parma's Gagliolo nearly scores an own goal following Perisic's header
27' A strike from Nainggolan is pushed away by Sepe
26' Spalletti makes his last change: Asamoah comes on for D'Ambrosio
21' D'Ambrosio is booked for obstructing a Parma player
18' The visitors make a change, with Deiola coming on for Di Gaudio
17' Another big chance for Inter: a cross-shot by Politano is pushed away by Sepe. The ball falls to D'Ambrosio but he fires over
15' Second change made by Spalletti: Candreva is applauded off the pitch as he is replaced by Politano
13' Pressure from the Nerazzurri. Nainggolan can't find a way through and Parma survive despite calls from Inter for a penalty for a handball by Dimarco
8' Candreva hits the side-netting with his left foot after being played in by Perisic
3' Handanovic makes an instinctive save from a powerful strike outside the area by Stulac
1' Dalbert crosses it in from the left, Gagliardini gets his head to it but he doesn't get enough on the ball to trouble Parma's goal
1' The second-half is underway with both teams having made changes: Icardi replaces Keita for Inter, while Dimarco replaces Gobbi for Parma

Handanovic
4.38
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Icardi
3.05
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D'Ambrosio
3.9
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Brozovic
4.04
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Perisic
4.63
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Candreva
5.06
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Gagliardini
4.28
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Skriniar
5.32
5.32
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Estevão
4.52
4.52
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Nainggolan
4.42
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Politano
3.34
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Asamoah
4.54
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de Vrij
5.16
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Balde
3.32
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8 shots on target 5
14 shots off target 2
10 fouls committed 8
2 corners 4
10 offsides 1
73% ball possession 27%

In their last 11 Serie A meetings, Inter and Parma have won four games each, with three draws in the other games.

Parma have won only one of their 24 top-flight matches at the San Siro against Inter, winning 3-1 in May 1999 (D8 L15).

Inter have earned only one point in their last three Serie A home games (seven goals conceded) – they were unbeaten in the previous eight (W4 D4) conceding only three goals in the process.

Only Chievo (62) have faced more shots than Parma (59) in Serie A this season so far.

Only Juventus have had a higher possession than Inter (63.8%) in Serie A this season, whilst only Bologna and Chievo have registered a lower percentage than Parma (39.9%).

Four of the five goals Parma have conceded in Serie A so far this season have come in the second half, while three of Inter’s five goals have been scored in the second half.

Marcelo Brozovic has completed 175 passes in the opposition half in Serie A this season, at least 56 more than any other player.

 

wins(15) draws(10) defeats(2)

MILAN - It was a harsh result to say the least for Inter on matchday four in Serie A TIM. The Nerazzurri lost 1-0 at home to Parma in front of 60,000 fans at San Siro after dominating for large spells while fate meant that the winning goal was scored by former Inter man Federico Dimarco ten minutes from time.

Inter took control from the start, pushing Parma back towards their own area. In the eighth minute, Candreva forced Sepe into making his first save before he then kept Brozovic out straight after. Ten minutes in, the side from Emilia looked to respond on the break. Di Gaudio played in Inglese who fired with his left but Handanovic saved down low. The Nerazzurri continued to press. In the 16th minute, Perisic was in a good position at the far post but volleyed Keita’s over. There was a big chance in the 27th minute, Perisic nodded on at the near post from a corner but neither D’Ambrosio nor Skriniar could turn home at the far post from close range. Four minutes later, Dalbert got away on the left before playing it into the middle for Keita but his left-foot strike was saved by Sepe. Inter kept going but couldn’t break down the Parma defence. In the 38th minute, a long-range Nainggolan effort narrowly missed the target before a deflected Brozovic effort soon after also missed. There was another chance in the 41st minute when Gagliardini played it to Perisic on the left. The Croatian opted to hit it with power rather than playing it to Keita, but Sepe saved again. The half ended with the score goalless.

Luciano Spalletti made a half-time change as he brought on Mauro Icardi to replace Keita. The first attempt of the second half, however, came from the visitors as Handanovic pushed away Stulac’s effort from distance. Following this, the Nerazzurri really upped the pressure: in the 53rd minute, Candreva hit the side-netting after being played in by Perisic. Just four minutes later, Inter went close twice: Parma defender Dimarco blocked a Nainggolan effort and then somehow cleared off the line (possibly with his hand) as Perisic’s shot looked to be heading in. Spalletti then made another substitution as he replaced Candreva with Politano: Inter’s number 16 was immediately involved as his low cross ended with D’Ambrosio firing over. Inter’s pressure was relentless, and Parma needed Sepe to save them once more in the 73rd minute as he pushed away Nainggolan’s powerful strike. Just 60 seconds before this, Parma defender Gagliolo narrowly avoided scoring an own goal following a header by Perisic. In the 80th minute, something unbelievable happened: Dimarco let fly with his left foot from a long way out to give Parma the lead. In the final few minutes, Inter went in search of a way back into the match, but nearly conceded another as Handanovic saved from Gervinho and Inglese. At the other end, Icardi and De Vrij had efforts on goal, but Inter weren’t able to find a way past Sepe, whose goal lived a charmed life at times.

The best way to recover immediately from such a painful and undeserved defeat is to concentrate on the opening Champions League game coming up. On Tuesday Inter will once again be playing at San Siro against Tottenham Hotspur at 18:55 CEST.

INTER 0-1 PARMA

Goals: 80' Dimarco (P)

INTER: 1 Handanovic; 33 D'Ambrosio (71' 18 Asamoah), 6 De Vrij, 37 Skriniar, 29 Dalbert; 77 Brozovic, 5 Gagliardini; 87 Candreva (59' 16 Politano), 14 Nainggolan, 44 Perisic; 11 Keita Balde (46' 9 Icardi)

Bench: 27 Padelli, 8 Vecino, 13 Ranocchia, 15 Joao Mario, 20 B. Valero, 23 Miranda

Coach: Luciano Spalletti

PARMA: 55 Sepe; 2 Iacoponi (76' 13 Sierralta), 22 B. Alves, 28 Gagliolo, 18 Gobbi (46' 3 Dimarco); 32 Rigoni, 5 Stulac, 17 Barillà; 20 Di Gaudio (63' 8 Deiola), 45 Inglese, 27 Gervinho

Bench: 1 Frattali, 56 Bagheria, 7 Da Cruz, 9 Ceravolo, 10 Ciciretti, 23 Gazzola, 26 Siligardi, 93 Sprocati, 95 Bastoni

Coach: Roberto D'Aversa

 

Bookings: Stulac (P), Brozovic (I), D'Ambrosio (I)

Stoppage Time: 2' + 4'

 

Referee: Manganiello

Assistants: Peretti, De Meo

Fourth Official: Sacchi

starting lineups

Handanovic 1 55 Sepe
D'Ambrosio 33 2 Iacoponi
de Vrij 6 22 Bruno Alves
Skriniar 37 28 Gagliolo
Estevão 29 18 Gobbi
Gagliardini 5 32 Rigoni
Brozovic 77 5 Stulac
Candreva 87 17 Barillà
Nainggolan 14 20 Di Gaudio
Perisic 44 45 Inglese
Balde 11 27 Gervinho

substitutes

Padelli 27 1 Frattali
Vecino 8 56 Bagheria
Icardi 9 3 Dimarco
Ranocchia 13 7 Da Cruz
Joao Mario 15 8 Deiola
Politano 16 9 Ceravolo
Asamoah 18 10 Ciciretti
Valero 20 13 Sierralta
Miranda 23 23 Gazzola
26 Siligardi
93 Sprocati
95 Bastoni

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