Inter let Juventus off the hook after being held by Parma

Inter looked sluggish after their 2-0 Champions League win over Borussia Dortmund three days ago and dropped two points after drawing with Parma

Antonio Candreva added to his European goal last week with his deflected shot putting the hosts ahead after 23 minutes in front of a crowd of 67,000 in the San Siro. But Parma were ahead seven minutes later when on-loan forward Yann Karamoh equalised and then set up Gervinho for a second on the half hour mark against his parent club.

Romelu Lukaku grabbed a point for Inter after 51 minutes with the goal, his sixth in nine games, confirmed after long consultation with VAR. Inter coach Conte said he was concerned by his lack of back-up with key players including forward Alexis Sanchez and midfielder Stefano Sensi out injured.

"This was our third match in six days and practically the same players have taken to the pitch," said the former Chelsea and Juventus boss. "I'm a little worried, as there are another four games before the next break. We're going through a period where we're unable to make changes and there's therefore an increased risk of injuries."

Parma are seventh, three points off the Champions League places.