Serie A: A Saturday of draws. The Turin derby ends 0-0, Parma comes from behind to draw 2-2 against Milan.

Serie A delivered a thrilling Saturday, but a lackluster one. All of the day's matches ended in draws: the Turin derby between Juventus and Torino ended 0-0, as did Como-Cagliari and Lecce-Verona, while at the Tardini, AC Milan conceded a brave Parma comeback to draw 2-2.

Como-Cagliari 0-0

At Sinigaglia in Como it 0-0 The ending doesn't tell the whole story: the match was lively and full of opportunities.

The Sardinians thought they could take the lead in the 19th minute, when a cross from Palestra led to Valle's own goal, but the referee ruled it offside.

In the second half, Caprile showed his worth, decisive with a prodigious save from Morata and then also alert to an attempt from Nico Paz.

Despite Fabregas' substitutions, the score remained undecided. Como drew for the second consecutive goalless match, confirming their solidity but struggling to convert.

Lecce-Verona 0-0

At the Via del Mare, another 0-0 draw filled with chances. Lecce started strongly with Berisha and Morente, but Hellas' defense held firm. The Gialloblu responded with Belghali, whose left-footed shot just missed the top corner.

In the second half, Montipò saved from Banda, while Orban found himself blocked by a superb Falcone. The key moment came at the end: Abisso awarded a penalty to Lecce for an alleged foul on Camarda, but VAR overturned the decision. The match ends. 0-0.

It ends with one point each, which is of little use to Di Francesco and Zanetti, but which still moves the standings.

Juventus-Turin 0-0

In the 184th Turin derby, Juventus and Torino shared the spoils. At the Allianz Stadium, the Bianconeri controlled the game in the first half, but the Granata held firm thanks to impeccable defense and a superb Paleari.

In the second half, Torino found courage, while the goalkeepers took center stage. Di Gregorio saved Juve with a decisive save on Adams, while at the other end, Paleari denied David, McKennie, and Yildiz. The match ends. 0-0.

Parma-Milan 2-2

The most spectacular match of the day takes place at the Tardini.

Milan, after a brilliant start from Parma, took control and took the lead in the 12th minute with Saelemaekers, who surprises Suzuki with a left-footed shot from outside the box. In the 25th minute, Lion He doubled his lead from the penalty spot after a foul in the area by Ndiaye, but the Ducali reacted before half-time: Barnabas He shortens the gap with a splendid curling finish.

In the second half, Parma started strong and found the deserved equaliser in the 61st minute with Delprato, who headed in a perfect cross from Britschgi. Milan wasted two clear chances towards the end: Pulisic missed the 3-2 from close range and Saelemaekers sent the ball wide after dribbling past the goalkeeper. Modric almost scored in injury time, but Suzuki saved. The match ends 2-2.