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Sassuolo vs Fiorentina is a venue-sensitive Italian matchup with room for both an open scoreline and a cagey contest. Sassuolo won 3–1 at the Mapei Stadium on 6 December 2025, while Fiorentina and Sassuolo drew 0–0 in Florence on 26 April 2026. The contrast makes the pairing interesting: home conditions can widen the margin, but neither meeting fixes a permanent hierarchy.
Past matches, Sassuolo vs Fiorentina
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Fiorentina
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1G
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53G
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22M
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80M
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61F
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23D
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60D
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4M
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15D
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69F
Sassuolo Substitutes
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G
49
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G
12
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G
16
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F
24
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D
25
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F
20
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M
35
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D
66
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D
19
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F
8
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D
3
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M
40
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M
44
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M
33
Match events
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30'Luca Ranieri Yellow Card
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57'Rolando Mandragora Yellow Card
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65'L. Lipani C. Volpato
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66'J. Fazzini J. Harrison
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67'J. Fazzini J. Harrison
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67'G. Fabbian R. Mandragora
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74'A. Fadera I. Kone
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74'M. Nzola A. Pinamonti
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75'P. Comuzzo L. Balbo
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81'Armand Laurienté Yellow Card
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88'L. Moro A. Lauriente
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88'A. Vranckx N. Matic
Stats for this game
Matchup Sassuolo VS Fiorentina
Home advantage carries weight
The two cited Serie A results offer a compact portrait of how the setting can change this matchup. Sassuolo’s 3–1 home win on 6 December 2025 produced the clearest separation in the pair’s reference points. When the fixture moved to Florence on 26 April 2026, the score finished 0–0. That sequence supports a measured profile: Sassuolo can make its home ground count, while Fiorentina can help reduce the contest to fine margins on its own turf. The scores show different outcomes without proving that either side dictated every passage.
An open question each time
For a future meeting in Reggio Emilia, attention will fall on whether Sassuolo can again turn home advantage into goals. In Florence, the question becomes whether Fiorentina can keep the game within a narrow band and prevent Sassuolo’s attacking threat from becoming decisive. The fixture therefore remains useful as a test of adaptability across venues. Its interest comes from the possibility of another clear home result or another close, controlled score, rather than from an assumed fixed order between the clubs.