Serie A
11:30 AMFebruary 8, 2026
Regular Season – 24
Stadio Renato Dall’Ara
Referee: Giuseppe Collu, Italy
Bologna
Parma
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1.22
Expected goals (xG)
0.18
Passing
322 (83%)
Accurate passes
318 (84%)
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1
G
Łukasz Skorupski
22
D
Charalampos Lykogiannis
D
Jhon Lucumí
76′ Roughing
14
D
Torbjørn Heggem
17
D
João Mário
M
Tommaso Pobega
18′ Serious foul
8
M
Remo Freuler
19
M
Lewis Ferguson (C)
11
F
Jonathan Rowe
24
F
Thijs Dallinga
10
F
Federico Bernardeschi
40
G
Edoardo Corvi
39
D
Alessandro Circati
D
Mariano Troilo
61′ Elbowing
79′ Elbowing
15
D
Enrico Del Prato (C)
14
M
Emanuele Valeri
22
M
Oliver Sørensen
16
M
Mandela Keita
10
M
Adrián Bernabé
M
Sascha Britschgi
49′ Holding
9
F
Mateo Pellegrino
21
F
Gaetano Oristanio
Serie A Standings – Serie A
Qualification/Relegation
- Promotion – Champions League (League phase)
- Promotion – Europa League (League phase)
- Promotion – Conference League (Qualification)
- Relegation – Serie B
Parma snatched a dramatic 1-0 victory over Bologna with a last-gasp winner, as Christian Ordoñez struck deep into injury time.
The Derby dell’Emilia at Stadio Renato Dall’Ara promised local rivalry. Bologna, in 10th place, sought to halt a worrying run of three consecutive league losses. Parma, sitting 16th, aimed to build momentum after a crucial recent win.
The match began with high intensity, but Bologna faced an immediate challenge. Midfielder Tommaso Pobega received a straight red card in the 18th minute. A serious foul left the home side playing with ten men for most of the game.
Despite the numerical disadvantage, Bologna showed resilience. They worked hard to maintain their defensive shape. Parma struggled to fully capitalize on their extra man in the opening half.
Neither team managed to create significant clear-cut opportunities. The first 45 minutes ended goalless. Bologna’s disciplined approach kept the visitors at bay.
At halftime, Bologna needed to preserve their defensive solidity while looking for counter-attacking chances. Parma’s manager likely urged his side to increase their tempo and exploit the wider areas against the shorthanded hosts.
The second half saw Parma try to exert more pressure. S. Britschgi received a yellow card for holding in the 49th minute. Bologna made tactical changes, bringing on João Mário after the break.
Parma briefly thought they had found a breakthrough in the 69th minute. S. Castro guided the ball into the net, but VAR intervened. The goal was subsequently disallowed for offside, keeping the score level.
Adding to the drama, Parma also went down to ten men in the 79th minute. M. Troilo received a second yellow card for elbowing, resulting in a red. This balanced the numbers on the field for the final stages.
With both teams down to ten players, the game opened up. Bologna pushed forward in search of a winner, while Parma remained dangerous on the break. J. Lucumi was also booked for roughing in the 76th minute.
Deep into stoppage time, the deadlock finally broke. In the 95th minute, substitute Christian Ordoñez found space. He drilled the ball home from an H. Nicolussi Caviglia assist, securing a dramatic winner for Parma.
Bologna dominated statistically with 16 total shots, though only 2 were on target. Their expected goals (xG) stood at 1.22. Parma, despite their goal, registered just 5 total shots, with an xG of 0.18, but made their single shot on target count.
This improbable victory is a huge result for Parma, boosting their survival hopes in Serie A. For Bologna, it marks a frustrating home defeat, deepening their struggle for form and pushing them further away from European contention.