Head-to-Head: Verona vs Pisa

Verona vs Pisa is an unusually restrained matchup defined by complete parity in the dated evidence. The scorelines include a 1-1 draw in Verona on 26 March 2017 and goalless results in Pisa on 25 October 2016, in Pisa on 18 October 2025 and in Verona on 6 February 2026. Neither venue has produced separation, making the next contest a test of who can finally turn control into a decisive result.

Past matches, Verona vs Pisa

6 February 2026 Regular Season - 24

Verona

0 - 0

Pisa
18 October 2025 Regular Season - 7

Pisa

0 - 0

Verona

Arena Garibaldi - Stadio Romeo Anconetani
26 March 2017 Regular Season - 32

Verona

1 - 1

Pisa
25 October 2016 Regular Season - 11

Pisa

0 - 0

Verona

Match center

Verona

0 - 0

6 February 2026

Pisa

Starting eleven

Starting XI Verona

1
G
19
D
15
D
5
D
36
M
24
M
73
M
4
M
3
M
18
F
16
F

Pisa Starting XI

G
22
D
5
D
4
D
2
M
15
M
35
M
20
M
3
F
81
F
32
F
17

Substitutes Verona

34
G
94
G
2
D
8
M
11
M
12
D
14
D
21
M
25
F
26
D
41
F
70
D
90
F

Pisa Substitutes

G
12
G
34
M
6
M
7
M
8
F
9
F
10
M
11
M
14
F
19
M
23
D
26
D
33
M
36
M
99

Match events

45'

90'

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32'

Stefano Moreo Yellow Card
33'

S. Moreo Yellow Card
46'

S. Serdar A. Bernede
46'

D. Bradaric M. Frese
46'

M. Leris R. Durosinmi
69'

A. Calabresi R. Bozhinov
69'

H. Meister F. Stojilkovic
69'

H. Meister F. Stojilkovic
69'

A. Calabresi R. Bozhinov
70'

P. Lirola C. Niasse
75'

M. Marin F. Loyola
82'

D. Mosquera G. Orban
85'

A. Harroui S. Lovric
88'

Marius Marin Yellow Card
90' +4

Suat Serdar Yellow Card

Stats for this game

Matchup Verona VS Pisa

Parity at both grounds

The pairing has resisted a winner across contrasting settings. Pisa and Verona drew 0-0 in Pisa on 25 October 2016, then shared a 1-1 result in Verona on 26 March 2017. The change of venue did not create a dependable advantage, and the only goal-filled example still ended level. These results establish balance rather than a reason to favour either club.

Goalless meetings reinforce the profile

The same restraint returned when Pisa hosted Verona on 18 October 2025 and the game finished 0-0. Verona and Pisa repeated that score in Verona on 6 February 2026. The two settings have therefore produced the same fundamental answer: neither side has managed to protect a lead to the final whistle in the cited evidence. The difference between 1-1 and 0-0 adds texture, but not a hierarchy.

The search for separation

Future meetings will be interesting because any winner would change the pairing’s central question without erasing the earlier balance. Can Verona or Pisa convert a controlled contest into a complete result, or will another draw preserve the fixture’s distinctive equilibrium?