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Inter Milan eyes a lift as Lautaro Martínez nears return against Fiorentina

Inter Milan tries to steady its title charge as captain Lautaro Martínez returns to training and nears a comeback

MARCH 19 • Associated Press

Relegation-threatened Cremonese fires Nicola with Vardy's team winless since December

Relegation-threatened Cremonese has fired coach Davide Nicola amid a more than three-month winless streak in the Italian league

MARCH 18 • Associated Press

Benjamin Cremaschi - Diagnosed with meniscus tear Cremaschi ruptured an external meniscus in his left knee against Torino, Parma announced.

Impact Cremaschi will have surgery in the coming days and will be sidelined for at least a month, or potentially more, depending on the type of operation he'll get. He recently drew his first two starts while Sascha Britschgi was dealing with an injury. Enrico Delprato can also play in such a role.

MARCH 14 • ROTOWIRE

Nahuel Estevez - Takes four corners in Torino tilt Estevez recorded three crosses (one accurate), one clearance and four corners in 27 minutes in Friday's 4-1 loss to Torino.

Impact Estevez had a productive cameo thanks to a few set pieces, recording a new season high in corner kicks. He could play more than usual if Adrian Bernabe (undisclosed) continues missing time, as the other possible replacements, Christian Ordonez and Hans Nicolussi Caviglia, haven't been great. Esteves hasn't started in his last five outings, recording two chances created, seven crosses, and two tackles (zero won) during that stretch.

MARCH 14 • ROTOWIRE

Emanuele Valeri - Swings in five crosses against Torino Valeri drew three fouls, created three scoring chance and recorded five crosses (one accurate) and two corners in Friday's 4-1 loss to Torino.

Impact Valeri was one of the few bright spots for his club in the large defeat, leading it in key passes and deliveries. He has logged at least one cross in every fixture so far, averaging 7.44 (1.72 accurate). This marked his fourth consecutive appearance with at least one corner, for a total of seven, and he has notched eight key passes, four tackles, and seven clearances over that span.

MARCH 14 • ROTOWIRE

Enrico Del Prato - Suspended for Cremonese fixture Delprato had one cross (zero accurate), one clearance and one tackle (zero won) and picked up his fifth yellow card in Friday's 4-1 defeat against Torino.

Impact Delprato had a poor display like the rest of the Parma defense and will sit out the next game against Cremonese due to yellow-card accumulation. Lautaro Valenti will likely replace him in the back next Saturday.

MARCH 14 • ROTOWIRE

Sascha Britschgi - Subs in early in Torino game Britschgi (thigh) drew two fouls and generated one tackle (one won) and one clearance in 67 minutes in Friday's 4-1 defeat to Torino.

Impact Britschgi was set to be eased into action following a muscular injury, but Benjamin Cremaschi (knee) got hurt very early, so he played most of the game but failed to produce on either end. He halted a four-game string with multiple crosses. He has sent in 13 (three accurate) in his last five displays, adding three chances created, six tackles (three won) and four clearances.

MARCH 14 • ROTOWIRE

Mandela Keita - Saddled with own goal versus Torino Keita generated an own goal, two clearances and two interceptions in Friday's 4-1 loss versus Torino.

Impact Keita was in the wrong place at the wrong time after a shot by Giovanni Simeone ricocheted off the bar and hit him before crossing the line. He failed to record a single tackle, ending a 20-game streak. He has posted at least one clearance in four tilts in a row, piling up six and logging one chance created, one off-target shot and seven interceptions through that stretch.

MARCH 14 • ROTOWIRE

Gabriel Strefezza - Provides assist in Torino match Strefezza assisted once to go with one shot (one on goal), two crosses (one accurate) and two chances created in Friday's 4-1 defeat against Torino.

Impact Strefezza logged his first goal contribution since transferring to Parma, thanks to a tidy cross from the left flank for Mateo Pellegrino. He has recorded at least one shot, one key pass and one delivery in the last five games, amassing 12 attempts (three on target), eight chances created, and 23 crosses (four accurate).

MARCH 14 • ROTOWIRE

Mateo Pellegrino - Scores in Torino contest Pellegrino scored one goal to go with two shots (one on target) and one cross (zero accurate) and drew one foul in Friday's 4-1 defeat against Torino.

Impact Pellegrino equalized the game shortly after Torino got the lead thanks to a towering header, completing outmuscling a defender, but it turned out to be just a consolation goal. He's up to eight in the campaign. He has netted twice in the last five fixtures, adding 12 shots (three on target), one chance created and two crosses.

MARCH 14 • ROTOWIRE

Zion Suzuki - Struggles in return against Torino Suzuki recorded three saves and one clearance and allowed four goals in Friday's 4-1 defeat against Torino.

Impact Suzuki resumed starting two weeks after recovering from a serious hand injury but had a poor showing, failing to block a shot that went through his legs and conceding three further goals, and he could have done a little more on the final one. It remains to be seen whether the coach will stick with him or go back to Filippo Corvi. He was the clear starter before getting hurt. He hasn't blanked the opponents in four outings, making 13 saves and surrendering 11 goals. Up next, Parma will host Cremonese next Saturday.

MARCH 14 • ROTOWIRE

TORINO-PARMA 4-1 | HIGHLIGHTS | Zapata's Stunner Makes it Four for the Granata | SERIE A 2025/26

MARCH 13 • YOUTUBE

Parma scores two own goals in two minutes and falls at Torino

Parma has scored two own goals in two minutes on its way to a 4-1 defeat at Torino in Serie A

MARCH 13 • Associated Press

Benjamin Cremaschi - Leaves very early against Torino Cremaschi subbed off after just 11 minutes in Friday's game versus Torino due to a left knee sprain, Gianluca Di Marzio reported.

Impact Cremaschi tweaked the joint in a collision with an opponent and stayed down for several minutes in a great deal of pain but was able to leave under his own power. He's set for tests. He drew his second start in a row while Sascha Britschgi wasn't 100 percent, but the starter at the position got the call early in this one and will resume being the top option going forward.

MARCH 13 • ROTOWIRE

Adrian Bernabe - Will stay out versus Torino Bernabe (undisclosed) "has continued to train on the side and won't return Friday against Torino," coach Carlos Cuesta relayed.

Impact Bernabe will miss the second fixture in a row because of an unspecified muscular injury and could also be held out versus Cremonese next Saturday, as he's taking further tests to better assess the problem and hasn't done much in practice in the past fortnight. Hans Nicolussi Caviglia got the nod in relief last week, while Christian Ordonez came off the bench.

MARCH 12 • ROTOWIRE

Sascha Britschgi - Available against Torino Britschgi (thigh) "has recovered and will be an option for Friday," coach Carlos Cuesta announced.

Impact Britschgi will make a quick return after skipping one tilt due to a mild thigh issue and will compete with Benjamin Cremaschi and Enrico Delprato to play on the right wing. He had started four games in a row before the hiccup, delivering multiple crosses in each of them, amassing 13 (three accurate) and adding three chances created, five tackles (two won) and three clearances through that stretch.

MARCH 12 • ROTOWIRE

Benjamin Cremaschi - Makes first league start Cremaschi generated one shot (zero on goal) and four crosses (one accurate) in Sunday's 0-0 draw versus Fiorentina.

Impact Cremaschi made his full league debut replacing the injured Sascha Britschgi (thigh) and completed the full 90 minutes after managing only 28 combined minutes since joining Parma. He contributed one shot and four crosses offensively alongside one tackle and four clearances defensively as his side kept an away clean sheet.

MARCH 10 • ROTOWIRE

Edoardo Corvi - Third straight away clean sheet Corvi recorded one save and allowed zero goals in Sunday's 0-0 draw versus Fiorentina.

Impact Corvi was rarely tested on the night, finishing with just one save while keeping his third consecutive clean sheet away from home. Over his last five games he has conceded only two goals while making 13 saves, and will be looking to carry that form into Friday's clash against Torino.

MARCH 10 • ROTOWIRE

Enrico Del Prato - Logs three blocks versus Fiorentina Delprato won one tackle and had two clearances and three blocks in Sunday's 0-0 draw with Fiorentina.

Impact Delprato stayed in the back, as Benjamin Cremaschi handled the wing in a rare start because of a few absences, and held his own against the adversaries, contributing to Parma's third clean sheet in the last five games, during which he has registered two tackles, three interceptions and seven blocks. He's averaging 3.2 clearances per game.

MARCH 9 • ROTOWIRE

Emanuele Valeri - Good two-way display against Fiorentina Valeri (ankle/thigh) had three crosses, two interceptions and four clearances and won one of two tackles in Sunday's 0-0 draw with Fiorentina.

Impact Valeri was less active offensively than in previous rounds, ending a three-match streak with at least one key pass, but contributed defensively, setting a new season high in clearances and keeping his direct opponent in check. He has assisted once and posted nine key passes, seven corners and six interceptions in the last five bouts. He's averaging 7.5 crosses per game (1.75 accurate).

MARCH 9 • ROTOWIRE

Lautaro Valenti - Serves suspension Valenti cleared a one-game ban in Sunday's 0-0 draw with Fiorentina.

Impact Valenti will be back against Torino on Friday and will compete for multiple spots with Mariano Troilo, Alessandro Circati and Benjamin Cremaschi. He has recorded one interception in his last three outings, adding one successful tackle and three blocks and contributing to one clean sheet. Additionally, he posted at least one clearance in every seasonal appearance, averaging 5.8 per game.

MARCH 9 • ROTOWIRE

FIORENTINA-PARMA 0-0 | HIGHLIGHTS | Points Shared in Florence | Serie A 2025/26

MARCH 8 • YOUTUBE

Emanuele Valeri - Finds starting XI Valeri (ankle) is in the starting XI for Sunday's match against Firoentina.

Impact Valeri is not missing any time with his ankle injury and is an option again Sunday, starting on the left per usual. This marks his 19th start in 23 appearances this season, clearly their main option on the left flank.

MARCH 8 • ROTOWIRE

Enrico Del Prato - Starting Sunday Delparto (head) is in the starting XI for Sunday's match against Fiorentina.

Impact Delparto is with the team and is starting immediately, no surprise after he was likely to return. This marks a seventh straight start for the defender, likely to remain seeing time in multiple spots around the defense.

MARCH 8 • ROTOWIRE

Sascha Britschgi - Suffers thigh injury Britschgi is out for Sunday's game versus Fiorentina due to a thigh problem, Parma informed.

Impact Britschgi will be re-evaluated ahead of Friday's title against Torino but risks missing multiple games. The coach could opt for a tactical adjustment without him and Lautaro Valenti (suspension), adding an extra attacker and using Enrico Delprato as a right-back. Otherwise, a midfielder would likely adapt to the wing.

MARCH 7 • ROTOWIRE

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Inter Milan eyes a lift as Lautaro Martínez nears return against Fiorentina

Relegation-threatened Cremonese fires Nicola with Vardy's team winless since December

Parma scores two own goals in two minutes and falls at Torino