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Parma have said they will have to deal with a certain points penalty after they are beaten by Juventus.

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Italian top flight side Parma expect to be deducted points for financial instability after failing to meet deadlines to pay overdue wages. In a statement on Tuesday, the Serie A club said 'unfortunately, we will have to deal with a certain points penalisation that the club will try to reduce to a minimum in every available level of appeal.' Parma players (right) react having been beaten 7-0 at Juventus in their last outing . Roberto Donadoni's team face an uncertain future with a possible points penalty piling on the pressure in a campaign where his side already sit bottom of the table . Parma explains in the statement that owner Tommaso Ghirardi has been in negotiations to sell the club and a preliminary deal was agreed 'of which an essential element was to complete the purchase no later than November 10, so as to guarantee outstanding payments by November 15.' That deal has been 'unexpectedly' delayed. Parma are bottom of Serie A, having lost nine of its 11 matches.