Lorenzo Palmisani
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Concedes four Sunday
Palmisani recorded three saves and allowed four goals in Sunday's 4-4 draw versus Atalanta.
Analysis: Palmisani conceded a season-high four goals Sunday, yet still managed to secure a draw thanks to his side's attack. All four goals came within the first 50 minutes of the match, including a penalty scored by Ederson. He's now conceded nine goals over the last three matches. He'll look to get back on track Thursday versus Lecce.
Allows two goals versus Sassuolo
Palmisani made four saves and allowed two goals in Friday's 4-2 victory versus Sassuolo.
Analysis: Palmisani conceded on two one-on-one situations against Domenico Berardi and Kristian Thorstvedt, who had beaten the offside trap. He has kept one clean sheet in the last five rounds, making 22 saves and allowing eight goals. Up next, Frosinone will face Atalanta away next Sunday.
Concedes three in loss
Palmisani made five saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-0 defeat against Napoli.
Analysis: Palmisani faced sustained Napoli pressure and was beaten three times in his heaviest defeat of the campaign. He made five saves in all and thought he had denied Rasmus Hojlund from the spot, but the penalty was retaken and Kevin De Bruyne made no mistake. Sassuolo visit Frosinone on Friday, which could be a less demanding test for the goalkeeper.
Seven saves with clean sheet
Palmisani had seven saves and secured a clean sheet in Sunday's 2-0 victory versus Como.
Analysis: Palmisani produced the standout performance in Frosinone's win over Como, keeping out seven efforts with six of those coming from inside the box. The defence in front of him remains leaky and gives opponents plenty of sight of goal, which has left him with four or more saves to make in four of his five appearances, and this was the second time he has kept a clean sheet. He could be in for another demanding afternoon when Napoli come around on Oct. 10.
Concedes once in Genoa tilt
Palmisani made four saves and gave up one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Genoa.
Analysis: Palmisani answered the bell more of a few times throughout the contest but didn't have to pull off any monster saves. He was beaten by a terrific finish by Johan Vasquez on a corner kick. He has allowed four goals, made 14 saves and kept one clean sheet in four tilts so far. Up next, Frosinone will host Como next Sunday.
Beaten twice in Venezia game
Palmisani had two saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 3-2 win against Venezia.
Analysis: Palmisani couldn't do much on two nice finishes by John Yeboah and Richie Sagrado, who escaped the defenders. He has made multiple saves in all three matches, accumulating 10, giving up three goals and keeping one clean sheet. Up next, Frosinone will visit Genoa on Saturday.
Keeps clean sheet against Fiorentina
Palmisani made four saves and two clearances and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 3-0 victory against Fiorentina.
Analysis: Palmisani was under fire throughout the match but managed to reject every attempt on goal, with a bit of luck on a couple of occasions, and blank the opponents for the first time in the season. He has made four saves in back-to-back matches, while he had conceded once in the opener. Up next, Frosinone will host Venezia next Sunday.
Four saves in Serie A debut
Palmisani made four saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 1-0 loss to Juventus.
Analysis: Palmisani's Serie A debut came against a strong Juventus side and he acquitted himself well, stopping four shots and punching away two more crosses with Bremer's header the lone goal to beat him. The 22-year-old finished as the division's second-highest saves leader with 140 stops and racked up 14 clean sheets, but a shutout total anywhere near that looks unlikely in the top flight even as his save count is likely to climb given the gulf in quality he will face on a weekly basis. The goalkeeper will return to action Saturday against Fiorentina.
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