Serie A: Inter-Parma 1-0 LIVE and PHOTOS

Inter-Parma 2-0 GOALS At 18' INTER-Parma 2-0. Goal by Çalhanoglu! A powerful penalty struck across by the Turk, Corvi reads it but fails to intervene! At 13' INTER-Parma 1-0! Goal by Sucic! A mix-up in Parma's defense, Corvi plays a short goal kick toward Keita who has the ball stolen by Sucic, who wastes no time and unleashes a strike under the crossbar! LIVE COVERAGE Serie A, Inter-Parma THE EVE San Siro reopens its doors after the long break due to international duty: an interval marked by interviews and statements, with Inter coach Cristian Chivu ready to open up and tell his story. An idea of football made of small steps and big goals for an Inter that always shows heart and character, no matter what. The Nerazzurri face Alberto Gilardino's Parma on Saturday at 6 pm, a side navigating troubled waters with four points in five matches. One shouldn't trust the numbers too much, and Inter must win to continue their title race, which will be without — at least for a stretch — Curtis Jones. The player, after undergoing medical tests, is suffering from a myofascial strain in the adductors of his right thigh, which will keep him off the pitch for at least twenty days. Against Parma, Chivu could rotate the squad ahead of the looming Champions League, calling on Provedel in goal with the trio of Pavard, Bisseck and Carlos Augusto in front of him. Calhanoglu returns to midfield alongside Barella and Mkhitaryan in place of the injured Jones. Luis Henrique and Dimarco will operate on the flanks. Resting are Lautaro and Pio Esposito, with Thuram and Bonny as the starting strike partnership. There's no time to catch their breath because Tuesday is already Champions time, with Club Brugge arriving, a very young side with an average age of 23, very physical and used to playing at a high tempo. Chivu says there is no perfect recipe for the Champions League, and that winning takes many ingredients. The hope is that the planets align after the bitterness of the debut against Real Madrid, brought on by a horror-version Martinez. Mourinho makes himself heard from Spain with his usual refrain of wanting his name tied to the Nerazzurri Treble forever: "It will be tough but they can win the Treble this season. It will be difficult, because Roma is there and it will be difficult for them in the league. Something could also happen in the Coppa Italia. But I think Inter has everything to... I hope not, I hope not, I hope not...". Chivu won't be too pleased with Mourinho's Gasconades, but after all the coach must prove his strength in the Champions League, where so far the other side of the coin has been on display — that of fragility and errors that in Europe come at a high price. But even against Parma the guard must stay high: the epic comebacks — now a trademark — don't always work, and the fact remains that the Nerazzurri concede too many goals. The contingent of Englishmen in Milan is struggling to fit in and so far hasn't been seen much. In short, somewhat worrying signals are emerging, with Roma not giving an inch — a truly dangerous opponent for the super-favorite Inter, at least on paper. Reproduction reserved © Copyright ANSA