Match summary
Juve Stabia won 1-0 at home to Arezzo.
Giuseppe Sibilli put Juve Stabia ahead in the 2nd minute.
There was little between the sides on chances: Juve Stabia created 1.04 expected goals (xG) from 9 shots, Arezzo 1.17 from 14.
Juve Stabia secured a narrow victory against Arezzo on matchday 11 of Serie B, edging the contest despite trailing in several attacking metrics. The hosts recorded 51 percent possession and completed 442 passes with an accuracy of 85.3 percent, compared to the visitors' 406 passes at 79.8 percent accuracy. Arezzo registered 14 shots to Juve Stabia's 9, alongside 8 corners to 6 and 45 dangerous attacks to 27. Expected goals finished at 1.04 for Juve Stabia and 1.17 for Arezzo, though neither side capitalised on late chances from Terrence Douglas and Christian Pierobon. Discipline was notably tested with 5 yellow cards distributed across a physical encounter.
The match began with a breakthrough in the 2nd minute when Giuseppe Sibilli scored with a left foot shot to put Juve Stabia ahead. Arezzo's Julián Illanes and Samuele Righetti received yellow cards in the 35th and 36th minutes respectively. Following a 1-0 half-time scoreline, multiple substitutions were introduced by both managers after the interval. Giuseppe Sibilli was booked in the 66th minute, shortly before Nicola Patanè received a yellow card in the 73rd minute. Late caution was shown to Andrea Cagnano in the 90+4th minute for an argument before the match concluded at 1-0.