Head-to-Head: Virtus Entella vs Padova

Virtus Entella vs Padova is a compact Serie B head-to-head with a split balance: each club has won at home, with every cited scoreline decided by one goal. Padova won 2-1 at home on 21 September 2025, and Virtus Entella answered 1-0 in their own stadium on 25 April 2026. That symmetry leaves no settled hierarchy and makes venue, patience and narrow-margin execution central. Future meetings will test whether either side can carry home authority into a more decisive edge.

Past matches, Virtus Entella vs Padova

25 April 2026 Regular Season - 36

Virtus Entella

1 - 0

Padova
21 September 2025 Regular Season - 4

Padova

2 - 1

Virtus Entella

Stadio Comunale Euganeo

Match center

Virtus Entella

1 - 0

25 April 2026

Padova

Starting eleven

Substitutes Virtus Entella

1
G
99
G
4
M
77
D
17
46
D
9
F
27
M
5
M
38
57
D
19
F

Padova Substitutes

1
G
14
F
92
M
86
F
24
D
5
D
18
M
23
D
72
F
11
M
41
D
13

Match events

45'

90'

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19'

Giulio Favale Yellow Card
32'

Leonardo Benedetti Yellow Card
53'

Francesco Di Mariano Yellow Card
59'

A. Seghetti M. Bortolussi
60'

G. Caprari F. Di Mariano
62'

N. Squizzato L. Benedetti
63'

M. Tirelli B. Guiu
70'

L. Di Maggio P. Fusi
70'

C. Faedo F. Belli
76'
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L. Cuppone Normal Goal (Asst: D. Bariti)
78'

J. Silva G. Favale
82'

R. Turicchia D. Bariti
82'

A. Debenedetti L. Cuppone
88'

M. Nichetti N. Karic
90' +1

Lorenzo Villa Yellow Card

Stats for this game

Matchup Virtus Entella VS Padova

Home ground sets the early terms

The direct history is evenly divided, with each club turning home advantage into a narrow victory. Padova won 2-1 at home on 21 September 2025, a result that gave them the initial edge without creating a wide gap. Virtus Entella answered in their own stadium on 25 April 2026, taking a 1-0 win and restoring parity through a more closely managed scoreline.

Margins remain the main clue

The difference between the results is less important than what they share: neither meeting produced a runaway outcome, and each home side protected a one-goal lead. The venue has therefore mattered, but it has not created a hierarchy beyond the teams’ ability to use familiar surroundings. Padova showed they could win a competitive exchange with two goals; Virtus Entella responded by keeping the game tighter and still finding the decisive margin.

A contest open to a new turn

Future meetings will ask whether home authority continues to shape the pairing or whether one club can impose itself away from home. The evidence points to balance, but the contrasting 2-1 and 1-0 victories leave room for a different answer and another shift in control.