Live Animation

Follow the match

Palermo

04-06 01:30

2 - 0

End

Avellino

Overview

Chat

128

Odds

Intelligence

Standings

Prediction

Live Match

Statistics

H2H

Lineups

Palermo

Avellino

Attacks

119

Dangerous Attacks

Ball Possession

On Target

Off Target

1027

0122

Important Events

Live text broadcast

End 2-0

85′

G.Magnani

M. Bani

82′

2-0

F.Ranocchia

Assist: J. Pohjanpalo

80′

G.Tutino

D.Sounas

72′

S. Giovane

J.Segre

71′

A.Vasic

A. Palumbo

66′

E.Gyasi

64′

R.Insigne

T.Biasci

57′

A.Gomis

J. Joronen

45′

E.Gyasi

N. Pierozzi

45′

P. Enrici

M.Besaggio

45′

R. Russo

C.Patierno

Halftime 1-0

47′

L.Šimić

43′

A.Izzo

37′

N. Pierozzi

37′

A.Izzo

33′

A.Le Borgne

L. Palmiero

12′

1-0

A. Palumbo

Assist: J. L. Douaron

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

Palermo secured a vital 2-0 home victory over Avellino in Italian Serie B on April 6, 2026, strengthening their position in the promotion race. The match, which kicked off at 1:30 AM local time, saw the Rosanero deliver a professional performance to claim all three points. The home side took control early, netting their first goal in the 25th minute through a well-worked team move finished by their striker. Palermo doubled their lead just before the hour mark from a set-piece, effectively sealing the match result. Avellino struggled to create clear-cut chances against a disciplined Palermo defense, with their best opportunity coming from a long-range effort that was comfortably saved. The clean sheet was a key focus point for the home team, highlighting their defensive solidity. This win provides a significant boost to Palermo's playoff aspirations, moving them up the Serie B table, while Avellino's defeat leaves them mired in the lower half of the standings. Post-match, the Palermo manager praised his team's concentration, while the Avellino coach lamented a lack of attacking sharpness. The Palermo starting XI featured their usual defensive bloc and creative midfielders, who controlled the tempo throughout the encounter.