Head-to-Head: Cesena vs Sudtirol

Cesena vs Sudtirol is a tight Serie B matchup where 1-0 Cesena results and 1-1 draws at both venues leave little separation. Cesena won at home on 3 November 2024 and away at Sudtirol on 25 October 2025, while the clubs drew 1-1 in Sudtirol on 5 April 2025 and in Cesena on 6 April 2026. The profile favours Cesena narrowly, but parity remains close.

Past matches, Cesena vs Sudtirol

6 April 2026 Regular Season - 33

Cesena

1 - 1

Sudtirol

Orogel Stadium-Dino Manuzzi
25 October 2025 Regular Season - 9

Sudtirol

0 - 1

Cesena

Stadio Marco Druso
5 April 2025 Regular Season - 32

Sudtirol

1 - 1

Cesena

Stadio Marco Druso
3 November 2024 Regular Season - 12

Cesena

1 - 0

Sudtirol

Orogel Stadium-Dino Manuzzi

Match center

Cesena

1 - 1

6 April 2026

Sudtirol

Starting eleven

Substitutes Cesena

1
G
6
M
4
M
32
F
24
D
22
F
99
D
18
17
M
70
M
16
D
23
D

Sudtirol Substitutes

G
62
G
1
D
5
F
90
M
6
3
M
99
M
89
M
26
D
94
D
24
D
4

Match events

45'

90'

⚽

⇄

3'
⚽

F. Tait Normal Goal (Asst: D. Casiraghi)
6'

Salvatore Molina Yellow Card
17'
⚽

F. Davi Own Goal
43'

Federico Davi Yellow Card
54'

R. Odogwu R. Tonin
55'

H. El Kaouakibi F. Davi
63'

M. Castagnetti S. Bastoni
63'

G. Frabotta C. Shpendi
63'

M. R. Frigerio F. Tait
71'

M. Olivieri T. Berti
71'

G. Vrioni A. Cerri
83'

I. Wade R. Ciervo
85'

D. Crnigoj S. Molina
85'

S. Davi S. Tronchin
90' +4

Simone Davì Yellow Card

Stats for this game

Matchup Cesena VS Sudtirol

Cesena win by the smallest margin

The documented scores give Cesena the stronger line, but not a broad advantage. They beat Sudtirol 1-0 at home on 3 November 2024, then repeated that score away on 25 October 2025. The change of venue did not change the winner, yet the identical one-goal margins describe fine separation rather than domination. Sudtirol have therefore remained within reach even when Cesena have taken control of the result.

Parity survives at both grounds

Sudtirol’s resistance is clearest in the 1-1 draw at home on 5 April 2025, and the same score returned in Cesena on 6 April 2026. Draws at both venues make home advantage an incomplete explanation and show that the matchup can settle into parity after a narrow Cesena success. The lasting question is whether Sudtirol can turn those shared results into a winning margin, or whether Cesena’s efficiency will again decide a close contest. Future meetings should remain sensitive to small details: no cited score has created a wide gap, and every venue has produced a competitive outcome.