Head-to-Head: Arezzo vs Sudtirol

Arezzo vs Sudtirol is a rare club pairing whose direct history offers little basis for a fixed hierarchy. That makes the matchup more useful as an open comparison than as a story already written by reputation. Venue and margin can acquire meaning only through what the teams produce against each other. As the record develops, each dated result should add context without being treated as a permanent rule for every encounter that follows.

Past matches, Arezzo vs Sudtirol

20 September 2026 Regular Season - 5

Arezzo

1 - 4

Sudtirol

Stadio Città di Arezzo

Match center

Arezzo

1 - 4

20 September 2026

Sudtirol

Starting eleven

Substitutes Arezzo

32
D
9
F
24
M
7
M
33
D
11
F
47
M
8
M
2
D
90
G
22
G
30
F

Sudtirol Substitutes

G
1
M
46
F
9
D
23
D
24
F
25
D
19
M
80
M
21
G
12
M
14
D
3

Match events

45'

90'

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26'

Artur Ioniță Yellow Card
29'

Lorenzo Anghele Yellow Card
45' +1
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Fabio Rispoli Normal Goal (Asst: Salvatore Molina)
45'

Simone Davì Bjarki Steinn Bjarkason
45'

Aljosa Vasic Lorenzo Anghele
46'

Mattia Viviani Yellow Card
51'

Vasco Rafael Fortes Lopes Yellow Card
54'
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Vasco Rafael Fortes Lopes Normal Goal (Asst: Aljosa Vasic)
56'

Alberto Cerri Pietro Cianci
57'

Luca Chierico Mattia Viviani
59'

Kenny Meddy Mixtur Alvin Okoro
62'

Alessandro Arena Marco Olivieri
68'
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Kenny Meddy Mixtur Normal Goal (Asst: Vasco Rafael Fortes Lopes)
71'

Rares Burnete Vasco Rafael Fortes Lopes
78'

Giuseppe Kevin Leone mattia sala
78'

Leonardo Mancuso Emiliano Pattarello
79'
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Andrea Giorgini Normal Goal (Asst: Fabio Rispoli)
81'
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Leonardo Mancuso Normal Goal (Asst: Alessandro Arena)
83'

Davide Veroli Giacomo Stabile

Stats for this game

Matchup Arezzo VS Sudtirol

Neutrality is the sound starting point

Arezzo and Sudtirol bring little direct precedent into this matchup. Neither club can be assigned a durable head-to-head advantage, and one ground cannot be treated as decisive before the pairing itself supplies the evidence. It would be equally misleading to call the fixture a rivalry or infer a recurring scoreline from reputation. The most accurate profile is therefore open and deliberately restrained.

Building meaning from results

Several kinds of result could deepen the comparison in different ways. A close score would highlight fine separation, a draw would preserve the neutral balance, and a wider victory would offer one side an important reference point. Even then, the setting and date would matter, because an isolated outcome should not define every later meeting. Arezzo vs Sudtirol will gain character through those concrete details rather than assumptions about form, style or status. Its enduring appeal lies in watching a competitive identity take shape while leaving each new encounter free to confirm or challenge what came before.