Head-to-Head: Avellino vs Pisa

Avellino vs Pisa is a compact Serie B head-to-head in which Avellino have prevailed by the same narrow score in contrasting venues. Avellino won 1-0 at home on 19 November 2016, then took another 1-0 victory away at Pisa on 17 April 2017. The mirrored results give Avellino the clearer line, but their small margins leave room for Pisa to reshape the matchup in a future meeting.

Past matches, Avellino vs Pisa

17 April 2017 Regular Season - 36

Pisa

0 - 1

Avellino
19 November 2016 Regular Season - 15

Avellino

1 - 0

Pisa

Match center

Pisa

0 - 1

17 April 2017

Avellino

Starting eleven

Substitutes Pisa

20
F
9
F
10
M
14
D
15
D
19
M
22
G
28
M
36
M

Avellino Substitutes

F
10
M
8
D
23
G
1
F
7
M
11
F
18
F
26
F
30

Match events

45'

90'

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⇄

21'

Umberto Eusepi Yellow Card
45'

Andrea Lisuzzo Yellow Card
45'

Richard Lásik Yellow Card
48'
⚽

L. Laverone Normal Goal
52'

D. Peralta F. Angiulli
59'

L. Castaldo U. Eusepi
60'

Stephane Omeonga Yellow Card
64'

E. Çani R. Manaj
66'

A. D'Angelo S. Omeonga
70'

I. Lores M. Milanović
71'

M. Solerio W. Jidayi
80'

Angelo D'Angelo Yellow Card
90'

Ignacio Lores Yellow Card
90'

Federico Moretti Yellow Card

Stats for this game

Matchup Avellino VS Pisa

Avellino’s margin travels

The dated evidence is unusually consistent in one respect: Avellino won 1-0 in both recorded venues. They beat Pisa at home on 19 November 2016, then returned the result away on 17 April 2017. The repeated scoreline gives Avellino a clear advantage in the comparison and shows that the outcome did not depend solely on familiar surroundings. At the same time, the one-goal margins indicate limited separation rather than a result that overwhelmed the contest.

Pisa have a narrow route back

These scores should be read as evidence of Avellino’s efficiency, not as proof that every future meeting must follow the same script. Pisa have not been given a wide gap by the results themselves: each game ended with a single goal between the teams. That leaves a durable question for the next encounter. Can Pisa turn a close contest into parity or a win, or will Avellino again manage the decisive moment without needing a larger margin? The pairing remains compelling because its winner is clear in the dates, while its separation stays small.