Head-to-Head: Virtus Entella vs Mantova

Virtus Entella vs Mantova is a compact Serie B matchup whose cited results split into identical 1-0 home wins. Virtus Entella beat Mantova at home on 14 September 2025, and Mantova answered by the same score at home on 6 April 2026. The symmetry offers no durable hierarchy, but it makes venue, patience and narrow-margin management central to the fixture’s identity. Future meetings can show whether either side breaks that balance.

Past matches, Virtus Entella vs Mantova

6 April 2026 Regular Season - 33

Mantova

1 - 0

Virtus Entella

Stadio Danilo Martelli
14 September 2025 Regular Season - 3

Virtus Entella

1 - 0

Mantova

Match center

Mantova

1 - 0

6 April 2026

Virtus Entella

Starting eleven

Substitutes Mantova

22
G
34
G
18
M
7
F
98
M
19
M
20
D
23
F
5
D
36
M
28
F
33
D

Virtus Entella Substitutes

G
99
M
4
D
77
D
94
D
46
F
9
M
27
38
F
11
D
3
D
57
F
19

Match events

45'

90'

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⚽

20'

D. Mensah L. Mancuso
31'

F. Modesto Yellow Card
45' +4

Ivan Marconi Yellow Card
54'

F. Ruocco N. Buso
56'

B. Guiu L. Cuppone
57'

M. Alborghetti I. Marconi
57'

B. Guiu L. Cuppone
58'

Ali Dembélé Yellow Card
61'

Andrea Tiritiello Yellow Card
69'

F. Mezzoni D. Bariti
69'

A. Debenedetti M. Tirelli
69'

A. Debenedetti M. Tirelli
70'

F. Mezzoni D. Bariti
75'

F. Paoletti D. Wieser
76'

T. Marras D. Bragantini
76'

T. Marras D. Bragantini
76'

F. Paoletti D. Wieser
77'

M. Dalla Vecchia N. Karic
81'

Nicolò Radaelli Yellow Card
83'

Niccolo Squizzato Yellow Card
84'
⚽

T. Marras Normal Goal
85'

Tommaso Marras Yellow Card
90' +4

Flavio Paoletti Yellow Card

Stats for this game

Matchup Virtus Entella VS Mantova

Identical scores, opposite winners

Virtus Entella and Mantova have supplied a perfectly mirrored starting point. Virtus Entella won 1-0 at home on 14 September 2025, and Mantova returned the result with a 1-0 home victory on 6 April 2026. The scoreline stayed unchanged while the winner and setting switched, making the evidence unusually clear about narrow margins but inconclusive about hierarchy.

Venue frames the contest

Both clubs have converted home ground into a win, yet neither has carried that advantage into a broader claim. A single goal has separated the sides in each cited meeting, so the pairing offers no support for expecting an open game or a particular margin. The useful reading is more measured: each team has shown it can protect a home result, and the documented evidence contains no away reply.

A profile waiting for depth

Future meetings will test whether one club can break the symmetry, whether another home win preserves it, or whether the matchup develops a different scoreline. The durable interest lies in how small moments and venue shape a contest with no inherited order.