Parma vs AS Roma Tickets

Parma vs AS Roma: One of Football's Great Fixtures

Parma against AS Roma at the Stadio Ennio Tardini is a fixture between two clubs with significant European histories, though from very different eras. Parma's extraordinary trophy haul in the 1990s, including three European titles, gives the club a continental legacy that Roma have sought but not yet matched. The Tardini's compact and atmospheric setting is one of the more pleasant away grounds in the north of Italy. The next meeting takes place on 22 Nov 2026 at 15:00, as part of the 2026/2027 campaign.

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Parma vs AS Roma Match Preview

Parma at home to Roma tend to use their physicality and directness to try to disrupt Roma's technical play. The Tardini's compact stands and the Parma faithful's passion for their football make this a more demanding away fixture than the name alone would suggest. Roma need to be assertive with their technical quality and clinical with their chances.

Key Players to Watch

Dennis Man on the right wing is Parma's most dangerous individual, a Romanian winger known for his pace and direct running who tends to make life difficult for left-sided defenders in home fixtures. For Roma, Paulo Dybala's technical ability and movement off the ball in tight spaces is the most reliable individual quality in a fixture where Parma will look to press and disrupt.

Stadio Ennio Tardini: Match Venue

The Stadio Ennio Tardini in Parma is one of the most historically atmospheric grounds in northern Italy, the home of Parma Calcio and a stadium that carries the memory of the club's remarkable European era. With a capacity of approximately 27,000, the Tardini's compact structure and the closeness of the stands to the pitch create an intimate and lively atmosphere. The stadium is in the centre of Parma, close to the historic areas of the city, and the match-day approach through the city streets is a reminder that Parma is a football city with an identity closely bound to its club.

How to Get to Stadio Ennio Tardini

The Stadio Tardini is in the centre of Parma, approximately one kilometre from the central railway station. The walk from Parma Centrale station to the stadium takes around fifteen minutes through the city's streets. Bus routes also serve the ground from the city centre. By car, the stadium is accessible from the A1 autostrada and parking is available in the immediate surrounding area. Parma is a stop on the high-speed rail network and is reachable from Milan in under an hour and from Bologna in around half an hour, making it accessible for supporters travelling from across northern Italy.

Parma Fan Guide: What to Do on Match Day

Parma is one of the great Italian cities of the table, a place synonymous with Parmigiano Reggiano, Prosciutto di Parma and a culinary tradition that has shaped the international reputation of Italian food. The historic centre includes the Piazza Duomo, a remarkable ensemble of cathedral and baptistery, and the Teatro Regio, one of Italy's finest opera houses. The Galleria Nazionale in the Palazzo della Pilotta houses one of northern Italy's most significant art collections. The Oltretorrente neighbourhood across the river from the centre offers a lively, less touristy alternative to the main historic area. Parma's food shops and delicatessens, particularly around the central market, are essential visits for any food-interested supporter.

Parma vs AS Roma Head-to-Head History

Roma and Parma met regularly during Parma's peak years in the 1990s and those encounters were among the most competitive in Serie A. The head-to-head from those seasons is broadly even and the encounters had a quality and competitive intensity reflective of two clubs among the top five in the country at the time.