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A 0-0 draw and a point gained against Parma in their previous meeting will have been considered a fairly decent result for Palermo last time out.  In that game they had 49% possession and managed 9 attempts on goal, with 3 on target, compared to Parma who had 14 attempts and 4 on target.  

It seems pretty certain that Michele Mignani will be quite pleased with his squad's ability to score goals in recent matches, having managed 7 goals in their past 6 outings. In contrast, however, he will be concerned that their defensive qualities look a little more fragile, with 10 goals conceded in those matches and some crucial points dropped.  They have conceded at least one goal in 12 of their 17 home games this season.  

They've drawn their last 3 games, but their search for a win in a league game extends even further with 5 consecutive games without a win.  

Matteo Brunori will be aiming to add his name to the scoresheet again to extend his goal tally of 3 goals in the last 6 league outings for Palermo.  

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Alessandro Nesta will have some work to do building up his players after their 4-0 home thrashing at the hands of Cosenza.  They came away from that fixture with a 59% share of the possession and clocked up 18 attempts on goal with 3 on target, in comparison to Cosenza, who managed 14 attempts on goal, 6 of which were on target.  

While they have been reasonably effective at circumventing their opponents defence, scoring 4 in their last 6 games, it's largely been tit for tat with their own defence proving to be equally ineffectual, conceding 9, and leading to valuable points being dropped.   They have failed to score in 4 of their last 6 games; however, they've kept a clean sheet in 3 of their last 6 away games.  

They're experiencing a disappointing spell of form, having lost 3 of their last 6 games and picking up only 2 wins.