An underwhelming match with many chances that nevertheless ended in a goalless draw. Roberto Piccoli had the biggest chance of the game in the second half.

The first few minutes of the game were a stalemate: Fiorentina made a few attempts but failed to capitalize. The Viola got two chances in the 26^th minute, first with Nicolo Fagioli’s right-footed shot and then with Cher Ndour’s left-footed finish. However, both shots were blocked by Parma’s defense. Parma’s first chance came in the 44^th minute with Mandela Keita’s right-footed finish from outside the box, which went just wide.
 The first half drew to a close with few attacks from either side.

Then the second half began and in the 48th minute, Rolando Mandragora provided a great through ball for Nicolo Fagioli, who, however, failed to connect properly from close range. Right after that, Piccoli got a huge chance but was blocked by Enrico Del Prato. In the 58^th minute, Mandragora took a corner kick and found Luca Ranieri, whose effort went just wide. Fiorentina did everything they could, with many crosses that failed to find a clinical finish. The game eventually ended without any other major chance. The goalless draw was a more satisfying result for Parma than it was for Fiorentina.

FIORENTINA 0-0 PARMA (HT: 0-0)

FIORENTINA (4-1-4-1): De Gea; Dodo, Pongracic (Comuzzo 86), Ranieri, Gosens; Fagioli; Harrison (Fazzini 80), Mandragora (Fabbian 64), Ndour (Brescianini 86), Gudmundsson; Piccoli. 
 Coach: Vanoli.

Subs not used: Leonardelli, Christensen, Rugani, Fortini, Kouadio, Braschi, Balbo.

PARMA (4-3-2-1): Corvi; Delprato, Troilo, Circati, Valeri; Keita, Nicolussi Caviglia (Ordonez 54), Sorensen (Estevez 82); Cremaschi, Strefezza (Oristanio 72); Pellegrino (Elphege 72). 
 Coach: Cuesta.

Subs not used: Suzuki, Rinaldi, Ndiaye, Ondrejka, Carboni, Mena, Conde.

BOOKED: Mandragora, Dodo