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Palermo vs Pisa is a Serie B matchup that leans toward Pisa, whose cited wins have included narrow high-scoring games. Palermo have still contributed open resistance, including a 3-3 draw at home on 15 October 2022, while Pisa won 2-1 in Palermo on 31 January 2025. The fixture’s appeal lies in that contrast: Pisa can impose the clearer direction, but Palermo have repeatedly made the margin difficult to read.
Past matches, Palermo vs Pisa
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Palermo
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17F
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27D
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4D
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20F
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6M
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28M
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63G
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46G
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25D
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14M
Pisa Substitutes
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M
36
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D
66
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F
30
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D
33
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M
13
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M
21
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F
10
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G
1
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D
94
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G
22
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F
80
Match events
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13'⚽A. Rus Penalty
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23'Antonio Caracciolo Yellow Card
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26'⚽A. Lind Normal Goal
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59'⚽M. Brunori Normal Goal (Asst: J. Segre)
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61'Matteo Brunori Yellow Card
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65'Henrik Wendel Meister Yellow Card
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67'G. Piccinini H. Meister
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72'Idrissa Touré Yellow Card
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74'L. Sernicola I. Touré
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75'F. Di Francesco V. Verre
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75'N. Pierozzi S. Diakité
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82'R. Baniya G. Magnani
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87'T. Henry K. Lund
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87'A. Arena A. Lind
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87'A. Calabresi A. Rus
Stats for this game
Matchup Palermo VS Pisa
Pisa have the stronger line
Pisa have supplied the clearer direction in this Serie B pairing, but the route has often been narrow. They won 3-2 at home on 16 December 2023 and 4-3 there on 1 April 2024, scorelines that show their ability to emerge from open contests. Palermo’s 1-2 home defeat on 31 January 2025 confirms that Pisa’s edge can also travel.
Palermo keep the game open
Palermo’s resistance is visible in the 3-3 draw at home on 15 October 2022. That result sits alongside Pisa’s later wins to make the balance more nuanced than a one-club script: Pisa have found ways to finish ahead, yet Palermo have shown they can keep the contest level while contributing to a high-scoring game.
Where the matchup can turn
Future meetings will ask whether Pisa can protect their advantage without relying on a wide margin, or whether Palermo can convert open resistance into a complete result. The evidence favours Pisa, while the varied scorelines leave room for another close or high-scoring chapter.