Pisa vs Sudtirol

Match summary

Pisa and Sudtirol drew 2-2.

In the first half, Matteo Tramoni put Pisa ahead in the 26th minute and Aljoša Vasić equalised in the 33rd minute. In the second half, Mehdi Léris put Pisa back in front with a header in the 73rd minute and Vasić equalised in the 76th minute.

There was little between the sides on chances: Pisa created 1.61 expected goals (xG) from 15 shots, Sudtirol 1.59 from 11.

Pisa and Sudtirol played out a closely contested Serie B matchday 11 fixture that ended in a 2-2 draw, mirroring their very close expected goals figures of 1.61 for the hosts and 1.59 for the visitors. Sudtirol shaded the overall territory with 53 percent possession and 513 completed passes at an 86.7 percent accuracy, while Pisa recorded more territorial threat through 70 attacks, 41 dangerous attacks, and 15 shots compared to their opponents' 11. Both sides registered 5 shots on target and earned 8 corners to 4, whilst committing 10 and 14 fouls respectively, leading to 2 yellow cards for each team and a late red card.

The first half saw Alvin Obinna Okoro and Andrea Giorgini receive yellow cards for Sudtirol before Matteo Tramoni opened the scoring for Pisa in the 26th minute with a left foot shot. Felipe Loyola was booked for the hosts in the 32nd minute, and Aljoša Vasić equalised for Sudtirol in the 33rd minute with a right foot shot to make it 1-1 at half-time. Filippo Pittarello received a yellow card just before the interval. In the second half, Mehdi Léris headed Pisa ahead in the 73rd minute, but Vasić scored his second with a right foot shot in the 76th minute to equalise at 2-2. Vasić was then shown a red card following a VAR review in the 89th minute.