Head-to-Head: Avellino vs Padova

Avellino vs Padova is a closely balanced Italian matchup shaped by a high-scoring draw and a narrow home win. The 2-2 contest in Padova on 30 September 2025 was followed by Avellino’s 1-0 success on 7 March 2026, giving the pairing contrasting scorelines without a settled script. Future meetings will test whether small margins continue to separate the clubs or whether one side can establish firmer control.

Past matches, Avellino vs Padova

7 March 2026 Regular Season - 29

Avellino

1 - 0

Padova

Stadio Benito Stirpe
30 September 2025 Regular Season - 6

Padova

2 - 2

Avellino

Stadio Comunale Euganeo

Match center

Avellino

1 - 0

7 March 2026

Padova

Starting eleven

Substitutes Avellino

10
F
56
D
94
F
53
G
1
G
19
D
63
D
78
D
16
M
21
M
2
D
18
F

Padova Substitutes

D
55
M
86
M
23
M
41
M
7
G
1
G
14
D
5
D
18
D
30
F
24
F
11

Match events

45'

90'

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⚽

18'

L. Villa F. Sgarbi
25'

Armando Izzo Yellow Card
45' +3

Cosimo Patierno Yellow Card
46'

G. Giunti L. Crisetig
46'

L. Di Maggio C. Buonaiuto
46'

J. Silva C. Faedo
49'

Luca Palmiero Yellow Card
53'

Christian Pastina Yellow Card
54'

Lorenzo Villa Yellow Card
64'

Luca Di Maggio Yellow Card
66'

R. Russo C. Patierno
79'

P. Enrici A. Izzo
79'

R. Insigne D. Sounas
79'

R. Insigne D. Sounas
79'

P. Enrici A. Izzo
82'

K. Varas K. Lasagna
90' +2
⚽

R. Russo Normal Goal

Stats for this game

Matchup Avellino VS Padova

Contrasting scorelines

The documented meetings between Avellino and Padova have produced a balance that is difficult to reduce to one pattern. Padova hosted a 2-2 draw on 30 September 2025, a result that left neither side with a decisive claim. When the clubs met in Avellino on 7 March 2026, the home team won 1-0. The shift from four goals to one changed the shape of the contest without creating a wide separation in outcome.

A question of small margins

Those dated results point to a matchup in which efficiency may matter more than reputation. The draw showed that Padova can share the scoring, while Avellino’s later home victory demonstrated how a single goal can settle the fixture. The evidence supports a narrow Avellino lean on that occasion, but it does not justify treating the pairing as predictable or venue-led. A future meeting can therefore ask a durable question: can Avellino turn a small advantage into repeatable control, or will Padova again keep the contest level or within one decisive moment? The appeal lies in that unresolved tension.