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Pisa vs Mantova is a limited Serie B matchup that gives Pisa an edge across their venues, while Mantova have found the net in the cited defeats. Pisa won 3-2 in Mantova on 7 December 2024 and 3-1 at home on 16 March 2025. The results point to Pisa’s ability to finish ahead without making the contest one-sided. Future meetings can test whether Mantova turn that resistance into a result.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Mantova
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18M
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6M
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30F
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75D
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20M
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7F
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99F
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10M
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1G
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58D
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71F
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11M
Pisa Substitutes
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D
33
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D
26
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D
44
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M
11
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G
22
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D
14
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F
37
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M
36
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F
17
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G
1
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M
21
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D
19
Match events
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8'⚽Ettore Gliozzi Normal Goal (Asst: Lorenzo Ignacchiti)
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38'⚽Filippo Pittarello Normal Goal (Asst: Stefano Moreo)
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43'Antonio Caracciolo Yellow Card
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53'Alessio Castellini Yellow Card
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54'Jonathan Silva Pertinhes Yellow Card
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55'Davide Bragantini Francesco Ruocco
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55'Ismael Cajazzo Rares Ilie
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57'⚽Stefano Moreo Normal Goal (Asst: Simone Zanon)
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64'Vanja Vlahovic Ettore Gliozzi
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65'Isak Vural Giuseppe Leone
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70'Andrea Petagna Stefano Moreo
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70'Emanuele Rao Matteo Tramoni
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71'Francesco Modesto Red Card
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80'Federico Chinetti Jonathan Silva Pertinhes
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80'Jean-Pierre Longonda Itamba Mboyo Lorenzo Ignacchiti
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80'Arturo Calabresi Andrea Primasso
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80'Tomás Esteves Simone Zanon
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83'Emanuele Rao Goal cancelled
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87'Alessandro Confente Yellow Card
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89'Arturo Calabresi Yellow Card
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89'Ismael Cajazzo Yellow Card
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90'Stefano Cella Yellow Card
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90' +3⚽Vanja Vlahovic Normal Goal (Asst: Davide Bragantini)
Stats for this game
Matchup Pisa VS Mantova
Pisa finish in front
The direct evidence points toward Pisa. Pisa won 3-2 away on 7 December 2024, then followed with a 3-1 home victory on 16 March 2025. The change of venue did not change the winner, and these scorelines show Pisa creating enough separation to take the points. Yet the margins stayed within a competitive range rather than describing a one-way contest.
Mantova keep a route open
Mantova scored in each meeting, keeping the margins within reach despite the defeats. That detail complicates any reading that Pisa’s edge has made the pairing predictable: Pisa have controlled the outcome, but Mantova have not been shut out in the cited results. Future meetings will ask whether Mantova can turn that scoring into a draw or win, and whether Pisa can preserve its advantage when the match takes a different shape. The enduring profile is a Pisa edge tempered by Mantova’s ability to stay involved.