Derby delle Due Sicilie

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Derby delle Due Sicilie
Teams Napoli
Palermo
First meetingPalermo Napoli
Coppa Pirandello
(1928)
Latest meetingNapoli 1–1 Palermo
Serie A
(29 January 2017)
Next meetingNapoli v Palermo
Coppa Italia
(26 September 2024)
Stadiums Stadio San Paolo (Napoli)
Stadio Renzo Barbera (Palermo)
Statistics
Meetings total55
Most winsNapoli (25)
All-time seriesNapoli: 25
Drawn: 18
Palermo: 12
Largest victoryNapoli 6–0 Palermo
1934–35 Serie A
(2 December 1934)

The Derby delle Due Sicilie ("Derby of the Two Sicilies") is an Italian Serie A derby between the Napoli and Palermo football clubs. [1]

It represents the football challenge between the two historical capitals of the Two Sicilies.

The first match was played in 1928. In that year, Giuseppe Pirandello, defender and ex-skipper of Palermo, died while he was under contract with Napoli. The Palermitan newspaper L’Ora organized a friendly competition, the Coppa Pirandello, in memory of the player. Napoli won the match, even if we have no informations about the score. [2]

Statistics

CompetitionPlayedNapoli winsDrawsPalermo winsNapoli goalsPalermo goals
Serie A 48241597833
Serie B 6132610
Coppa Italia 100103
Total552518128446

Source: worldfootball.net [3]

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