Hellas Verona vs Parma Ghana odds comparison
Hellas Verona
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2.35 | 3.11 | 3.66 |
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2.33 | 3.13 | 3.76 |
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2.29 | 3.05 | 3.65 |
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2.38
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3.13
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3.76
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Match Analysis
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Thursday, November 20, 2025
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Match Preview
The Serie A clash on 23 November 2025 pits Hellas Verona against Parma at the Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi.
Both sides have struggled for points this season, each recording zero wins, three draws and two defeats in their last five outings.
Verona have scored four goals while conceding seven, averaging 0.8 goals for and 1.4 against per game.
Parma mirror those figures exactly, also netting four and letting in seven.
The teams have met five times historically, with Verona winning three, Parma one and a single draw, and the aggregate score standing at 8‑6 to the home side.
Recent head‑to‑head meetings include a 2‑3 Parma victory in December 2024 and a goalless draw in March 2025.
Given the parity in recent form and the slight home advantage, the match is likely to be tight, with both sides seeking their first win of the campaign and hoping to improve their defensive records.
Both sides have struggled for points this season, each recording zero wins, three draws and two defeats in their last five outings.
Verona have scored four goals while conceding seven, averaging 0.8 goals for and 1.4 against per game.
Parma mirror those figures exactly, also netting four and letting in seven.
The teams have met five times historically, with Verona winning three, Parma one and a single draw, and the aggregate score standing at 8‑6 to the home side.
Recent head‑to‑head meetings include a 2‑3 Parma victory in December 2024 and a goalless draw in March 2025.
Given the parity in recent form and the slight home advantage, the match is likely to be tight, with both sides seeking their first win of the campaign and hoping to improve their defensive records.
Recent Form
Hellas Verona:
Verona's recent five‑match run has been marked by a lack of victories but an ability to avoid defeat.
On 8 November they held Lecce to a 0‑0 stalemate away, followed by a 1‑2 loss at home to Inter on 2 November, where Giovane’s 40th‑minute strike was their only goal before an own‑goal sealed the defeat.
A 1‑3 away loss to Como on 29 October saw A.
Douvikas score early but the visitors collapsed.
The team rebounded with a 2‑2 home draw against Cagliari on 26 October, featuring goals from R.
Gagliardini and G.
Orban before conceding late.
Their last fixture was a 0‑0 away draw with Pisa on 18 October.
Across these games Verona have scored four times and conceded seven, averaging 0.8 goals scored and 1.4 conceded per match, with three draws and two defeats highlighting a defensive fragility and limited attacking output.
On 8 November they held Lecce to a 0‑0 stalemate away, followed by a 1‑2 loss at home to Inter on 2 November, where Giovane’s 40th‑minute strike was their only goal before an own‑goal sealed the defeat.
A 1‑3 away loss to Como on 29 October saw A.
Douvikas score early but the visitors collapsed.
The team rebounded with a 2‑2 home draw against Cagliari on 26 October, featuring goals from R.
Gagliardini and G.
Orban before conceding late.
Their last fixture was a 0‑0 away draw with Pisa on 18 October.
Across these games Verona have scored four times and conceded seven, averaging 0.8 goals scored and 1.4 conceded per match, with three draws and two defeats highlighting a defensive fragility and limited attacking output.
Parma:
Parma’s five‑match stretch mirrors Verona's in terms of points and goal metrics.
They began with a 2‑2 home draw against Milan on 8 November, where the team responded to an early Milan lead with goals from A.
Bernabe (45') and E.
Del Prato (62').
On 2 November Parma fell 1‑3 at home to Bologna, despite an early Bernabe strike, before conceding three times.
An away trip to Roma on 29 October resulted in a 1‑2 loss, with A.
Circati scoring the solitary Parma goal at 86'.
Subsequent fixtures were goalless draws against Como at home (25 October) and Genoa away (19 October).
Overall Parma have netted four goals while conceding seven, matching their 0.8 goals‑for and 1.4 goals‑against averages.
Their three draws and two defeats underline an inability to convert chances into wins and a defensive record that needs tightening.
They began with a 2‑2 home draw against Milan on 8 November, where the team responded to an early Milan lead with goals from A.
Bernabe (45') and E.
Del Prato (62').
On 2 November Parma fell 1‑3 at home to Bologna, despite an early Bernabe strike, before conceding three times.
An away trip to Roma on 29 October resulted in a 1‑2 loss, with A.
Circati scoring the solitary Parma goal at 86'.
Subsequent fixtures were goalless draws against Como at home (25 October) and Genoa away (19 October).
Overall Parma have netted four goals while conceding seven, matching their 0.8 goals‑for and 1.4 goals‑against averages.
Their three draws and two defeats underline an inability to convert chances into wins and a defensive record that needs tightening.
Head-to-Head Record
The Verona‑Parma rivalry spans five Serie A meetings, with Verona holding a clear historical edge: three home victories, one Parma away win and one draw.
The total goal tally stands at 8‑6 in Verona's favour.
The most recent encounter on 31 March 2025 ended 0‑0, reinforcing the recent defensive solidity both sides have displayed.
Prior to that, Parma achieved a notable 3‑2 away win on 15 December 2024, overturning a 2‑0 deficit with goals from D.
Coppola, S.
Sohm (twice) and A.
Sarr for Parma, while Verona’s D.
Mosquera pulled one back.
Earlier fixtures saw Verona dominate: a 2‑1 home win on 15 February 2021, a 1‑0 home triumph on 4 October 2020, and a 3‑2 home victory on 1 July 2020, with contributions from J.
Kurtic, M.
Zaccagni, R.
Gagliolo and M.
Pessina.
The pattern reveals Verona’s home strength and Parma’s occasional ability to win away, suggesting a tightly contested fixture but with a slight historical bias toward the hosts.
The total goal tally stands at 8‑6 in Verona's favour.
The most recent encounter on 31 March 2025 ended 0‑0, reinforcing the recent defensive solidity both sides have displayed.
Prior to that, Parma achieved a notable 3‑2 away win on 15 December 2024, overturning a 2‑0 deficit with goals from D.
Coppola, S.
Sohm (twice) and A.
Sarr for Parma, while Verona’s D.
Mosquera pulled one back.
Earlier fixtures saw Verona dominate: a 2‑1 home win on 15 February 2021, a 1‑0 home triumph on 4 October 2020, and a 3‑2 home victory on 1 July 2020, with contributions from J.
Kurtic, M.
Zaccagni, R.
Gagliolo and M.
Pessina.
The pattern reveals Verona’s home strength and Parma’s occasional ability to win away, suggesting a tightly contested fixture but with a slight historical bias toward the hosts.
Statistical Insights
Both clubs share identical season‑to‑date metrics: zero wins, three draws, two losses, four goals scored and seven conceded, averaging 0.8 for and 1.4 against per game.
Verona’s goal distribution shows a single goal in three of the five matches, relying on isolated strikes from Giovane and Douvikas, while Parma’s scoring is similarly sporadic, with two‑goal bursts against Milan followed by single‑goal outputs.
Defensive lapses are evident, each side conceding twice in three of their last five fixtures, often late in games (Verona’s 90th‑minute own‑goal, Parma’s 90th‑minute concession to Bologna).
Home advantage has not translated into wins for either side, as Verona’s only draws at home have been 2‑2 and 0‑0, and Parma’s home draws include a 2‑2 stalemate.
The data suggest a low‑scoring encounter with a high probability of both sides finding the net but struggling to keep clean sheets.
Verona’s goal distribution shows a single goal in three of the five matches, relying on isolated strikes from Giovane and Douvikas, while Parma’s scoring is similarly sporadic, with two‑goal bursts against Milan followed by single‑goal outputs.
Defensive lapses are evident, each side conceding twice in three of their last five fixtures, often late in games (Verona’s 90th‑minute own‑goal, Parma’s 90th‑minute concession to Bologna).
Home advantage has not translated into wins for either side, as Verona’s only draws at home have been 2‑2 and 0‑0, and Parma’s home draws include a 2‑2 stalemate.
The data suggest a low‑scoring encounter with a high probability of both sides finding the net but struggling to keep clean sheets.
Upcoming Fixtures
After the 23 November showdown, Verona faces Genoa away on 29 November before hosting Atalanta on 6 December, both Serie A fixtures that could dictate their push for mid‑table stability.
A positive result against Parma would provide momentum into the Genoa clash, where defensive solidity will be crucial.
Parma’s schedule includes a home game versus Udinese on 29 November and a Coppa Italia away tie with Bologna on 4 December.
Securing points against Verona could boost confidence ahead of the Udinese match, while the cup fixture offers a chance to reset the league narrative.
Both teams’ upcoming opponents are of comparable strength, meaning the outcome of the Verona‑Parma game may influence squad rotation and tactical approaches in the weeks that follow.
A positive result against Parma would provide momentum into the Genoa clash, where defensive solidity will be crucial.
Parma’s schedule includes a home game versus Udinese on 29 November and a Coppa Italia away tie with Bologna on 4 December.
Securing points against Verona could boost confidence ahead of the Udinese match, while the cup fixture offers a chance to reset the league narrative.
Both teams’ upcoming opponents are of comparable strength, meaning the outcome of the Verona‑Parma game may influence squad rotation and tactical approaches in the weeks that follow.
Match Prediction
Considering the identical recent form, identical goal averages and the historical advantage for Verona at home, a closely contested match is likely.
Both sides have struggled to score consistently and have conceded late goals in recent games.
The numbers suggest a draw with each team finding the net once.
A 1‑1 result, mirroring the recent 0‑0 draw but adding a goal for each side, aligns with the statistical trends and the slight home edge.
Both sides have struggled to score consistently and have conceded late goals in recent games.
The numbers suggest a draw with each team finding the net once.
A 1‑1 result, mirroring the recent 0‑0 draw but adding a goal for each side, aligns with the statistical trends and the slight home edge.
Betting Insights
The match presents a balanced betting market.
Both teams average 0.8 goals per game, implying a low‑scoring affair; the under‑2.5 goals market is attractive, with the numbers suggesting a probability above 55%.
However, each side has scored in three of five recent fixtures, supporting a BTTS (both teams to score) bet at around 60% implied probability.
The historical head‑to‑head shows Verona winning three of five, but recent form is even, so a double‑chance on "Verona or Draw" offers value.
The over‑2.5 market is riskier given the 1.4 goals‑against average, but a 2‑1 scoreline for Verona would payout well.
Recommended bets: Under‑2.5 goals, BTTS Yes, and Double‑Chance Verona/Draw.
Both teams average 0.8 goals per game, implying a low‑scoring affair; the under‑2.5 goals market is attractive, with the numbers suggesting a probability above 55%.
However, each side has scored in three of five recent fixtures, supporting a BTTS (both teams to score) bet at around 60% implied probability.
The historical head‑to‑head shows Verona winning three of five, but recent form is even, so a double‑chance on "Verona or Draw" offers value.
The over‑2.5 market is riskier given the 1.4 goals‑against average, but a 2‑1 scoreline for Verona would payout well.
Recommended bets: Under‑2.5 goals, BTTS Yes, and Double‑Chance Verona/Draw.