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Padova vs Sudtirol presents a limited Serie B head-to-head in which Sudtirol have taken the clearer result, while Padova have held parity at home. The meeting in Padova on 1 November 2025 ended 1-1; Sudtirol then won 3-0 at home on 25 January 2026. That contrast places Sudtirol ahead in the available evidence, but leaves an important question: can Padova turn home resistance into a complete answer?
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Sudtirol
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1G
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3
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23D
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24D
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4D
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13D
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46M
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26M
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8M
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99M
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89M
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90F
Padova Substitutes
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G
14
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D
4
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D
72
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F
11
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D
18
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M
23
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D
30
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M
33
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M
41
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D
58
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M
6
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F
92
Match events
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26'Lorenzo Villa Yellow Card
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27'⚽S. Merkaj Normal Goal (Asst: S. Molina)
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38'⚽E. Pecorino Normal Goal (Asst: H. El Kaouakibi)
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46'J. Silva L. Villa
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60'Raphael Kofler Yellow Card
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61'A. Seghetti K. Lasagna
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61'C. Buonaiuto J. Harder
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64'Karim Zedadka Yellow Card
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65'S. Davi K. Zedadka
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65'M. R. Frigerio F. Tait
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76'D. Crnigoj S. Tronchin
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76'R. Odogwu E. Pecorino
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77'D. Baselli A. Barreca
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86'F. Davi S. Molina
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87'Marco Frigerio Yellow Card
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90'⚽D. Casiraghi Penalty
Stats for this game
Matchup Padova VS Sudtirol
Sudtirol create separation
The matchup’s clearest direction comes from Sudtirol’s 3-0 home victory on 25 January 2026. It followed a 1-1 draw in Padova on 1 November 2025, where Padova kept the contest level on their own ground. The two scorelines point to an advantage for Sudtirol, but they also show that Padova have already demonstrated a way to deny a decisive result.
A venue contrast
Home surroundings have produced different outcomes rather than a fixed rule. Padova’s ground hosted the draw, while Sudtirol’s ground hosted the wider win. That makes the setting relevant without making it conclusive: Padova have to convert containment into a complete result, and Sudtirol have to show that their margin can be reproduced outside familiar surroundings.
What the evidence leaves open
Future meetings will test whether Padova can extend their resistance into a victory or whether Sudtirol’s ability to separate on home ground becomes a repeatable advantage. The balance leans toward Sudtirol, but the draw keeps the contest from being automatic.