Match summary
Cremonese won comfortably, 4-1 away at Vicenza. It was 1-1 at half-time.
In the first half, Federico Bonazzoli put Cremonese ahead in the 38th minute and Silvio Merkaj equalised in the 41st minute. In the second half, Giuseppe Pezzella put Cremonese back in front from a corner in the 51st minute, Bonazzoli made it 1-3 from the penalty spot in the 80th minute, and David Stückler made it 1-4 in the 90th minute.
The chances backed that up: Cremonese created 2.73 expected goals (xG) from 16 shots to Vicenza's 1.24 from 10.
Cremonese secured a comprehensive victory away against Vicenza on matchday 11 of Serie B, despite the hosts dominating territory with 54 percent possession and 595 completed passes. Cremonese generated a higher expected goals figure of 2.73 compared to Vicenza's 1.24, translating their threat into 16 total shots with 6 on target. In contrast, Vicenza managed 10 shots with 5 on target and registered 4 corners to the visitors' 3. The hosts committed 6 fouls and received 3 yellow cards, issued to Nicolò Brighenti, Loris Zonta, and Silvio Merkaj, while Cremonese committed 4 fouls and received 0 cards.
The scoring began in the 38th minute when Federico Bonazzoli put Cremonese ahead with a left foot shot. Silvio Merkaj equalised for Vicenza in the 41st minute with a right foot shot, leaving the score 1-1 at half-time. Cremonese pulled ahead in the 51st minute through a left foot shot from Giuseppe Pezzella. Following a VAR review that resulted in no penalty in the 78th minute, Federico Bonazzoli scored a penalty in the 80th minute. David Stückler added a final left foot shot in the 90th minute, sealing the 1-4 result.