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Ascoli vs Cremonese is a balanced Serie B head-to-head in which draws, narrow wins and changing margins resist a fixed hierarchy. Cremonese won 4-1 in Ascoli on 18 December 2021, while Ascoli answered with a 1-0 away win at Cremonese on 30 April 2022. The clubs drew 2-2 in Cremona on 23 September 2023, and a 0-0 draw in Ascoli on 16 February 2024 returned the matchup to complete parity.
Past matches, Ascoli vs Cremonese
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Ascoli
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15F
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7M
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11F
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20M
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33D
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12G
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94M
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29F
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14D
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32G
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8M
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40M
Cremonese Substitutes
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D
44
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F
11
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F
74
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D
33
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M
6
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G
21
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D
4
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D
18
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F
9
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M
24
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G
97
Match events
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-5'Daniel Ciofani Yellow Card
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12'Luca Ravanelli Yellow Card
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29'Luca Zanimacchia Yellow Card
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46'L. Lochoshvili L. Ravanelli
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48'Franco Vázquez Yellow Card
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54'S. D'Uffizi F. Caligara
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57'F. Afena-Gyan C. Falletti
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58'F. Tsadjout M. Coda
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62'Leonardo Sernicola Goal cancelled
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65'K. Zedadka R. Celia
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65'J. Streng Pablo Rodríguez
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70'Sauli Väisänen Yellow Card
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80'Marcello Falzerano Yellow Card
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80'G. Quagliata L. Zanimacchia
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83'T. Milanese Pedro Mendes
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83'Eric Botteghin V. Mantovani
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85'Francesco Di Tacchio Yellow Card
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87'C. Pickel F. Vázquez
Stats for this game
Matchup Ascoli VS Cremonese
Margins move in both directions
The results between Ascoli and Cremonese offer no dependable order. Cremonese won 4-1 away at Ascoli on 18 December 2021, but Ascoli answered with a 1-0 victory in Cremona on 30 April 2022. The contrasting margins and venues show that either side can produce a winning result without turning it into a permanent rule for the pairing.
Draws restore the balance
The clubs drew 2-2 in Cremona on 23 September 2023, then shared a 0-0 score in Ascoli on 16 February 2024. Those results shift attention from winner to resistance: an open draw and a goalless draw both kept the contest level. The matchup therefore remains genuinely even, with home advantage incomplete and margins changeable. Neither club has made the setting decisive across the series. Future meetings can test whether either club turns its winning result into repeatable control or whether another draw preserves the balance.