📏 Form Guide

Palermo

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Palermo are hoping to win again following a 0-1 Serie B victory against Padova.

In that match, Palermo had 34% possession and 11 shots on goal with 1 on target. The scorer for Palermo was Mattia Bani (92'). Padova got 14 attempts at goal with 2 on target.

Over their past six fixtures, Filippo Inzaghi's Palermo have celebrated scoring a combined total of 7 times - an average number of goals scored per match equal to 1.17.

Ahead of this clash, Palermo are unbeaten in their last 10 league matches at home. It's been impressive.

Avellino

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After being defeated in their last game at the hands of Sampdoria in Serie B action, Avellino will be hoping to turn things around here.

In that game, Avellino had 53% possession and 3 shots at goal with 2 on target. The only player on the scoresheet for Avellino was Tommaso Biasci (84'). On the other side, Sampdoria got 10 attempts at goal with 5 of them on target. Matteo Brunori (72') and Matteo Palma (80') scored for Sampdoria.

Davide Ballardini's Avellino have slotted home 7 times throughout their most recent six matches. The total of goals that they have conceded during those same clashes comes to 9.

🤜🤛 Head to head

An examination of past results between these clubs going back to 08/02/2004 tells us that these encounters have been a source of anguish for Avellino. They have not been able to get any victories whatsoever whereas Palermo have simply been better than them, winning in 67% of those matches.

An aggregate of 17 goals were yielded between them in these games, with 13 of them from Rosaneri and 4 created by Biancoverdi. That’s an average goals per game of 2.83.

The last league meeting between the two was Serie B match day 17 on 20/12/2025 when it finished Avellino 2-2 Palermo.

On that occasion, Avellino managed 53% possession and 12 shots on goal with 9 on target. The scorers were Tommaso Biasci (39') and Martin Palumbo (89').

At the other end, Palermo had 14 attempts on goal with 3 on target. Filippo Ranocchia (69') and Joel Pohjanpalo (83') scored.

The match was refereed by Simone Galipò.

📋 Team News: Palermo

In our view, Rosaneri could go for a 3-4-2-1 formation for this one, handing starts to Jesse Joronen, Patryk Peda, Mattia Bani, Pietro Ceccaroni, Niccolò Pierozzi, Jacopo Segre, Filippo Ranocchia, Tommaso Augello, Antonio Palumbo, Jeremy Le Douaron and Joel Pohjanpalo.

📋 Team News: Avellino

We are inclined to think that Biancoverdi seem likely to play in a 4-3-1-2 formation, starting Giovanni Daffara, Tommaso Cancellotti, Lorenco Simic, Armando Izzo, Marco Sala, Dimitrios Sounas, Luca Palmiero, Michele Besaggio, Martin Palumbo, Tommaso Biasci and Cosimo Patierno.

💭 Prediction

Our assessment is that Palermo have it within them to see a lot of the ball and convert quite a few goal-scoring opportunities.

At the other end, Avellino won’t find it easy getting goals - but, we do see them scoring.

We can therefore see a 3-1 margin for Palermo after 90 minutes.

Andre Moura, 17:04 05/04/2026