Juventus missed the chance to return to fourth place in the Serie A after a 1-0 defeat by humble Parma.
Mateo Pellegrino scored the only goal in Stadio Ennio Tardini, where the hosts illuminated their relegation fears by moving six points from the bottom three.
A boring first half burst into life in a stop time, when Pellegrino met Emanuele Valeri's looping cross to bury a header past Michele di Gregorio.
The chances were also limited after the break, with both struggling to create many real opportunities in attacks.
Juve urged an equalizer towards the end and Francisco Conukicao drilled closely wide in the stopping, while the Bianconeri suffered their first defeat under Igor Tudor.
11 – Since the arrival of Cristian Chivu, #Parma has won 11 points in eight games played (W2 D5 L1), among the teams currently at the bottom of the #Seriea table, only Como (14) has won more points in this period than the Gialloblu. Push.#Parmajuventus
– OPTAPAOLO (@OPTAPAOLO) April 23, 2025
Data Debrief: reviving Parma pulls away from danger
Parma continued their revival under Cristian Chivu, who took the lead in February. Since he took over, the Gialloblu have registered 11 points in eight Serie A games; The second most at the bottom of half parties after Como (14).
Parma is beating for the first time in Serie A for the first time in the Serie A and is also unbeaten for the first time since 2014 in six consecutive top matches.
Pellegrino was the hero. 23 years and 183 days, he is the youngest player involved in at least one goal in three consecutive home performances in the Serie A for Parma since Jonathan Biabiany (23 years and 143 days in September 2011).
It came through a cross by Valeri (five), which this season is one of the four Italian defenders with at least five assists in the Serie A, together with Raoul Bellanova (Acht), Federico Dimarco (seven) and Tommaso Augello (six).