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Serie A: Inter beats Parma 3-0 in the sixth matchday

Inter secures a convincing win against Parma, with goals from Sucic, Calhanoglu, and Thuram.

10 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In the sixth matchday of Serie A, Inter triumphed 3-0 against Parma in a match held at San Siro. The encounter saw the Nerazzurri impose themselves with a decisive performance, which included goals from Sucic, Calhanoglu from a penalty, and Thuram.

Inter's coach, Chivu, made rotations in his lineup, particularly in managing the players, taking into account the recent Champions League commitment. This approach allowed several players, including Pio Esposito, to gain minutes and he delivered a good performance.

Calhanoglu returned to the field after a period of absence and significantly contributed to his team's victory by scoring from the spot. Inter took command of the match from the outset, displaying a strong offensive attitude.

For their part, Parma, with new coach Gilardino making his debut, struggled to contain the Nerazzurri's attacks and failed to find effective solutions to stay in the game. The Emilia-Romagna team was forced to chase from the early minutes.

Simultaneously, two other matches took place on the same day: Genoa defeated Fiorentina 2-1, while Napoli overcame Frosinone with the same score of 3-0, delivering a convincing performance at the Maradona. De Bruyne scored two goals for Napoli, thus consolidating the team's position in the standings.

This matchday marked a return to action following the break for international matches, with various teams aiming to improve their performances in view of the upcoming challenges.

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