VS
The Palermo–Arezzo head-to-head is a Serie B matchup whose dated evidence points to a narrow Palermo edge. On 30 August 2026, Palermo won 3-2 away at Arezzo in a five-goal contest, showing how small the separation can be even when the scoring is lively. The result gives Palermo an away reference, while Arezzo’s home setting and one-goal deficit leave room for a different response when the clubs meet again.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Arezzo
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90G
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22G
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4D
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32D
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2D
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23M
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8M
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24M
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7
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9F
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11F
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10F
Palermo Substitutes
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G
12
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G
14
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D
96
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D
29
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D
84
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D
93
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D
33
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M
24
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M
6
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D
11
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F
9
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F
99
Match events
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21'⚽D. Johnsen Normal Goal (Asst: Hernani)
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30'C. Bucchi Yellow Card
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44'Gabriel Strefezza Yellow Card
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55'⚽F. Ranocchia Normal Goal (Asst: D. Johnsen)
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59'E. Gyasi G. Strefezza
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60'D. Vavassori D. Johnsen
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60'⚽P. Cianci Normal Goal (Asst: C. Tavernelli)
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66'N. Estevez Hernani
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66'T. Cassandro N. Pierozzi
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66'T. Cassandro N. Pierozzi
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66'N. Estevez Hernani
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69'Nahuel Estévez Yellow Card
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71'E. Pattarello A. Arena
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74'⚽C. Tavernelli Normal Goal (Asst: P. Cianci)
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76'S. M. Eklu P. Cianci
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77'A. Cerri M. Sala
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82'A. Gabrielloni J. Pohjanpalo
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85'Artur Ioniță Yellow Card
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87'M. Viviani G. Iaccarino
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87'M. Varela Djamanca C. Tavernelli
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90'⚽T. Augello Normal Goal
Stats for this game
Matchup Palermo VS Arezzo
A narrow away edge
Arezzo hosted Palermo on 30 August 2026, and Palermo left with a 3-2 victory. The five-goal scoreline produced a clear winner, but the one-goal margin kept the contest close until the finish. Palermo’s result therefore says more about their ability to find a way through an away fixture than about a wide separation between the clubs.
What the score leaves open
Arezzo scored twice on home ground, so the result did not remove their ability to trouble Palermo. At the same time, Palermo’s three goals supplied the decisive difference and established the stronger direction in that contest. That combination makes the pairing interesting: one side has the result, while the other has evidence that the venue can still support a competitive contest.
Venue as the question
The enduring point is the narrowness of the margin. A further Palermo–Arezzo encounter can show whether Arezzo turn home advantage into a different outcome or Palermo reproduce the control needed to win away. No broader hierarchy should be imposed on a single scoreline; the value of this head-to-head lies in how quickly another close game could reshape its reading.