Head-to-Head: Ascoli vs Padova

Ascoli vs Padova is a rare Serie B matchup with no settled hierarchy and a notable venue reversal in its dated results. Padova won 3-2 at Ascoli on 10 November 2018, then Ascoli responded with a 2-1 victory at Padova on 2 April 2019. The scores point to adaptability rather than a dependable home pattern. Future meetings can test whether either club can turn that response into a clearer advantage without treating those margins as a permanent rule.

Past matches, Ascoli vs Padova

12 September 2026 Regular Season - 4

Padova

1 - 0

Ascoli
2 April 2019 Regular Season - 31

Padova

1 - 2

Ascoli
10 November 2018 Regular Season - 12

Ascoli

2 - 3

Padova

Match center

Padova

1 - 0

12 September 2026

Ascoli

Starting eleven

Substitutes Padova

25
M
8
M
6
M
1
G
11
F
32
D
18
D
20
F
17
M
10
F
34
D
72
D

Ascoli Substitutes

F
99
G
45
D
17
D
32
F
35
M
18
D
3
M
14
M
11
M
27
F
7
M
13

Match events

45'

90'

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33'

N. Calabro Yellow Card
45'

Nicolas Galazzi Marco Pompetti
45'

Matteo Cocchi Francesco Di Mariano
53'

Emanuele Zuelli Yellow Card
56'

Alessandro Capelli Christian Pastina
59'

Giacomo De Pieri Yellow Card
59'

Alessandro Dellavalle Yellow Card
60'

Gianluca Caprari Kevin Lasagna
62'

Nicholas Rizzo Yellow Card
63'
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Nicolas Galazzi Normal Goal (Asst: Matteo Cocchi)
71'

Andrea·Silipo Giacomo De Pieri
72'

Matteo Brunori Don Bolsius
72'

Gabriele Gori amine chakir
72'

Andrea Oliveri Tommaso Milanese
72'

Pietro Fusi Kevin Varas
77'

Pietro Fusi Yellow Card
82'

Gennao Acampora Samuele Damiani
90'

Alessandro Capelli Yellow Card

Stats for this game

Matchup Ascoli VS Padova

Venue changes the answer

Padova won 3-2 at Ascoli on 10 November 2018, but Ascoli answered 2-1 at Padova on 2 April 2019. The paired scorelines matter less as a sequence than as a warning against an automatic home-field reading: each visitor left with the narrow margin. They establish competitive tension, not a reliable rule about what the venue will produce next.

Evidence without overreach

The responsible profile is deliberately measured. Neither side has enough direct evidence here to claim control, and the split results do not justify turning venue reversal into a permanent identity. What they do show is that both clubs have found a way to win this fixture away from home. A future meeting can therefore focus on whether one side protects its own setting more effectively, or whether another narrow result again unsettles expectations. The appeal is the unresolved balance: a clear winner may emerge on the day, but the available examples do not pre-select it.