Head-to-Head: Padova vs Catanzaro

Padova vs Catanzaro is a compact Serie B matchup shaped by a striking reversal of venue and winner. Padova won 1-0 away at Catanzaro on 19 October 2025, while Catanzaro answered 3-1 away at Padova on 14 March 2026. Both clubs have therefore succeeded on the road, and the differing margins leave no dependable hierarchy. Future meetings will test whether either side can finally make home ground count.

Past matches, Padova vs Catanzaro

14 March 2026 Regular Season - 30

Padova

1 - 3

Catanzaro

Stadio Comunale Euganeo
19 October 2025 Regular Season - 8

Catanzaro

0 - 1

Padova

Stadio Nicola Ceravolo

Match center

Padova

1 - 3

14 March 2026

Catanzaro

Starting eleven

Substitutes Padova

30
D
15
F
41
M
23
M
92
F
14
G
1
G
58
D
13
D
6
M
86
M
11
F

Catanzaro Substitutes

M
32
D
62
M
21
F
19
M
98
G
1
D
2
D
6
D
5
D
26
F
94
F
39

Match events

45'

90'

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17'
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G. Alesi Normal Goal (Asst: F. Pittarello)
36'

Mattia Liberali Yellow Card
51'
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P. Iemmello Normal Goal (Asst: C. Favasuli)
54'

K. Lasagna G. Caprari
54'

G. Favale F. Belli
59'

F. Rispoli M. Liberali
65'

Francesco Di Mariano Yellow Card
68'

C. Buonaiuto F. Di Mariano
68'

L. Di Maggio P. Fusi
68'

J. Silva C. Faedo
74'

M. Pompetti J. Petriccione
74'

R. Frosinini G. Alesi
83'

Costantino Favasuli Yellow Card
85'

D. Buglio S. Pontisso
85'

P. Nuamah F. Pittarello
90'
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L. Di Maggio Normal Goal
90'
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P. Iemmello Normal Goal (Asst: P. Nuamah)

Stats for this game

Matchup Padova VS Catanzaro

Away wins define the evidence

Padova and Catanzaro have each won this fixture away from home. Padova took a 1-0 victory in Catanzaro on 19 October 2025, turning the visitor’s setting into the decisive advantage on that occasion. Catanzaro answered with a 3-1 win at Padova on 14 March 2026, reversing the winner while preserving the away-success pattern. The scorelines differ, but the venue signal is unusually consistent.

No home-field shortcut

Those results resist a straightforward hierarchy. Padova’s narrow victory shows they can manage a close contest on the road, while Catanzaro’s wider response shows they can create more separation in the same circumstances. Neither club has made its own ground count in the cited evidence, so a home label cannot carry the interpretation. The matchup is better understood through response and margin than reputation.

Waiting for a new answer

Future meetings will ask whether one side can protect home advantage, whether another away win extends the reversal, or whether a draw changes the balance entirely. The appeal lies in a pairing whose first evidence has made venue an open question rather than a settled rule.