Inter Beats Parma 3-0 in Serie A Match at San Siro

Inter secured a 3-0 victory over Parma at San Siro in the Serie A sixth round, with Petar Sucic, Hakan Calhanoglu and Marcus Thuram scoring to decide the match. The result came as Cristian Chivu's team controlled the game after taking an early lead.

According to Sky Sport's live match report, Sucic opened the scoring in the 13th minute after capitalizing on a defensive error during Parma's buildup. Calhanoglu doubled the advantage from a penalty in the 18th minute after a VAR review awarded Inter a spot kick.

Thuram completed the scoring in the 31st minute after a coordinated move involving Henrikh Mkhitaryan. Sky Sport reported that Inter had scored through 10 different players across Europe's five major leagues during the current campaign, matching Brighton's mark.

Calhanoglu also reached a milestone during the match, becoming the first Turkish player in the 2000s to make 400 appearances in Europe's five major leagues, according to Sky Sport.

Before the match, Inter president Giuseppe Marotta discussed the club's ambitions after receiving recognition at the Gentleman 2026 award event.

"The Treble? We have the right to dream," Marotta said.

Marotta had addressed Inter's objectives while the team prepared for a demanding period of domestic and European fixtures.

Parma chief executive Cherubini also spoke before kickoff about the club's direction and the appointment of Alberto Gilardino as coach.

"I have always liked Gilardino's humility," Cherubini said.

He added that Parma wanted long-term growth and believed the squad had been built with greater completeness and competitiveness.

Chivu discussed Gilardino's arrival ahead of the match and focused on his own team's approach at San Siro.

"Gilardino is an unknown factor, we think about ourselves," Chivu said.