Venezia vs Udinese

Match summary

Venezia won 2-1 at home to Udinese. It was goalless at half-time.

Toma Bašić put Venezia ahead in the 53rd minute, Moreno's own goal equalised in the 57th minute, and Kike Pérez won it in the 65th minute.

Shots finished 15-13 to Venezia, with 4 on target for Venezia and 5 for Udinese.

Venezia hosted Udinese in Serie A matchday 11, securing a narrow 2-1 victory after a scoreless first half. The visitors enjoyed slightly more possession with 54 percent to 46 percent and completed 465 passes compared to the hosts' 408, while both sides recorded 85 percent pass accuracy. Venezia generated 15 shots with 4 on target, edging Udinese who registered 13 shots and 5 on target. The hosts won 3 corners against Udinese's 7 and mounted 95 attacks to the visitors' 80. Discipline was evenly shared, with each team collecting 1 yellow card, whilst Venezia committed 11 fouls and Udinese 6.

The second half brought all the match's defining incidents in quick succession. Venezia's Pasquale Mazzocchi received a yellow card in the 51st minute for a foul. Toma Bašić opened the scoring for Venezia in the 53rd minute, before Matias Moreno scored an own goal in the 57th minute to level the score at 1-1 for Udinese. Kike Pérez restored Venezia's lead in the 65th minute with a left-footed shot to make it 2-1. Several substitutions followed before Udinese's Matteo Palma was booked for a foul in the 90+5th minute just before the final whistle.