Bologna won 2–1 at Parma on Saturday, 7 November, after the hosts played most of the match with ten men. Parma’s official matchday report records goals from Arthur Theate and Riccardo Orsolini before Vincent Sierro’s late penalty reduced the margin without producing an equaliser.

The early turning point came when Ndiaye challenged Jens Odgaard in open space. Referee Luca Zufferli initially allowed play to continue, then reviewed the incident and dismissed the Parma defender for denying an obvious scoring opportunity. Enrico Delprato and Emanuele Valeri still threatened for the hosts, while Giovanni Daffara made saves at the opposite end to keep the first half goalless.

Theate headed Bologna in front after 53 minutes. Orsolini converted a penalty after 73 minutes following a review of the challenge on Nicolò Cambiaghi. Parma regained hope when Giovanni Fabbian won a penalty that Sierro scored in the 81st minute. Italpress’ coverage confirms Bologna’s victory, while the league’s Bologna record independently lists the result and Matchday 11 date.

The narrow score reflects Parma remaining competitive despite the early dismissal, but their resistance did not prevent two second-half concessions. Bologna then had to protect their advantage after Sierro’s reply to convert the extra player into three points. Parma’s official report schedules their next match at home to Roma on 21 November, after the international break.

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