Edoardo Corvi
PRM
Four saves in draw
Corvi had four saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-1 draw versus Monza.
Analysis: Corvi made four saves in Sunday's 1-1 draw with Monza, producing the two most important contributions of the match when he denied Dany Mota one-on-one in the first half and then repelled Eddy Kouadio's close-range header from Andrea Colpani's free-kick in the second half. The goalkeeper has now made four saves in each of his three Serie A appearances this season without keeping a clean sheet, a pattern that reflects both his individual quality and the defensive vulnerability in front of him. He heads into the Como fixture having produced back-to-back match-defining individual performances that have kept Parma competitive in their opening three fixtures.
Beaten twice in Juventus game
Corvi had four saves and conceded two goals in Saturday's 2-0 loss against Juventus.
Analysis: Corvi showed up big a few times, but Juventus often overwhelmed the defense and created too many good chances, and he eventually gave up two goals, like in the opener. He has made four saves in back-to-back bouts. Up next, Parma will host Monza next Sunday.
Four saves in defeat
Corvi allowed a goal while making four saves during Saturday's 1-0 loss to Cagliari.
Analysis: Corvi allowed the lone goal of the match in the 79th minute as Parma dropped all three points on the opening day of the season. The keeper will take over for the departed Zion Suzuki as Parma's number. Corvi and company head to Juventus in their next match.
Registers clean sheet
Corvi made one save and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 1-0 win over Sassuolo.
Analysis: Corvi replaced Zion Suzuki and secured a clean sheet. Corvi featured in 17 matches as Zion Suzuki missed a significant portion of the campaign due to injury. During this time, Corvi recorded 44 saves and kept seven clean sheets.
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