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Coppa Italia
Cremonese - Cremonese VS Palermo Live
Cremonese
08-17 03:15
0 - 0
End
Palermo - Cremonese VS Palermo Live Score
Palermo
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Statistics
H2H
Lineups
Cremonese
Palermo
Attacks
73
94
Dangerous Attacks
33
46
Ball Possession
49
51
On Target
0
2
Off Target
4003
3002
Important Events
Live text broadcast
96′
P.Ceccaroni
95′
F.Terracciano
95′
T. Augello
94′
R.Mussolini
94′
G.Corona
93′
F.Vázquez
92′
A. Palumbo
91′
W.Bondo
91′
M.Brunori
End 0-0
83′
D. Johnsen
J. Vandeputte
74′
A.Blin
F.Ranocchia
74′
G.Corona
J. L. Douaron
73′
R.Mussolini
A. Zerbin
64′
A. Palumbo
E.Gyasi
64′
M.Brunori
J. Pohjanpalo
59′
F.Vázquez
F. Bonazzoli
59′
D. Okereke
M. D. Luca
59′
W.Bondo
A. Grassi
Halftime 0-0
43′
S.Diakité
P.Peda
Goal
Shot on target
Shot off target
Penalty
Penalty Missed
Penalty shootout
Own goal
Assist
Corner
yellow card
red card
Second yellow
Subsititution
Subsititution(injury)
VAR
Match Info
Cremonese and Palermo played out a 0-0 draw in their Coppa Italia first-round match on August 17, 2025, a result that sends the tie directly to a penalty shootout to determine who advances. The stalemate was a cagey affair, with both teams prioritizing defensive solidity over attacking adventure in a knockout contest. Clear chances were at a premium throughout the 90 minutes, with the best opportunity falling to Palermo in the first half, but their striker fired straight at the goalkeeper. Cremonese offered little threat going forward, seemingly content to take their chances from the penalty spot. The match was defined by midfield battles and few moments of quality in the final third, reflecting the high stakes of a one-off cup tie. With no extra time in this stage of the competition, the match proceeded directly to penalties after the final whistle. Both managers acknowledged the tense nature of the game, with the Cremonese coach pointing to his team's clean sheet and the Palermo manager expressing confidence in his penalty takers. The starting lineups were full-strength, indicating both clubs' desire to progress in the prestigious domestic cup.