Match report
Sudtirol thrash Arezzo with four-goal romp on the road
Sudtirol claimed a resounding 4-1 win away to Arezzo in Serie B's fifth round, a result that lifted them to second in the table while leaving their hosts stuck in 13th. The visitors controlled the contest despite having less of the ball, converting their chances with clinical efficiency at Stadio Città di Arezzo.
AI-assisted match report written from official match data.
Fabio Rispoli broke the deadlock in first-half stoppage time, finishing off a Salvatore Molina assist to put Sudtirol 1-0 up at the break. The visitors continued their dominance after the interval, with Vasco Lopes doubling the lead in the 54th minute from an Aljosa Vasic pass. Kenny Mixtur then added a third in the 68th minute, teed up by Lopes himself, before Andrea Giorgini made it four in the 79th, assisted by Rispoli.
Arezzo pulled one back through Leonardo Mancuso in the 81st minute, set up by Alessandro Arena, but it proved merely a consolation. Sudtirol managed the closing stages comfortably to seal a fourth away goal and complete a dominant afternoon on the road.
Rispoli scored the opening goal and later teed up Giorgini's strike, capping an outstanding display with a rating of 9.67.
Sudtirol's ten shots on target from just 40% possession underlined how ruthlessly they punished their limited spells in control of the ball.
Sudtirol won 4–1 away against Arezzo (half-time 0–1).
Arezzo met Sudtirol in the Serie B (Regular Season - 5). Kick-off was Sunday, 20 September 2026, 13:00 UTC at Stadio Città di Arezzo. Referee: M. Di Loreto.
Key moments
- 45+1' Goal: Fabio Rispoli (assist: Salvatore Molina) — 0–1
- 54' Goal: Vasco Lopes (assist: Aljosa Vasic) — 0–2
- 68' Goal: Kenny Mixtur (assist: Vasco Lopes) — 0–3
- 79' Goal: Andrea Giorgini (assist: Fabio Rispoli) — 0–4
- 81' Goal: Leonardo Mancuso (assist: Alessandro Arena) — 1–4
Starting line-ups
Arezzo (4-3-3)
Sudtirol (3-4-2-1)
Sirius · Why these numbers
Before kick-off Sirius gave Arezzo 56%, the draw 33%, Sudtirol 11%. It finished Arezzo 1–4 Sudtirol.
Arezzo's rating gap, but the draw is in play — Arezzo are clearly the stronger side on our strength rating, and that is most of Arezzo's 56%. The draw at 33% is helped by a draw-heavy league.
Why Arezzo at 56%?
Arezzo sit 248 points higher on our strength rating — 1660 to 1412. Sides with a 200–300-point rating edge at home won 67.0% of 6,009 such games. The 300 most similar past games finished 68–22–10.
Why only 56%?
Serie B home sides under-perform the global norm — and the difference mostly flows to draws (32.2% vs 24.9% norm) and away wins (26.1% vs 30.2%). Serie B homes won 41.7% of 4,058 games vs 44.9% across all 100,474 — outside the noise band, so the tally moves accordingly. Sudtirol sit -0.33 goals per game below chance-quality — cold streaks like this have bounced back. Finishing swings carry a receipt at this rating gap too: sides finishing this cold won 38.9% of 2,463 such games where the class table expected 36.4%.
Why is the draw second, ahead of the Sudtirol win?
With a rating gap this size the draw starts at 19.6%. These teams' recent games average 2.1 goals — a low-scoring environment. Games in that environment drew 28.1% of 18,230. Serie B runs draw-heavy, adding 7.3 points. The goals environment adds 3.5 points to the draw.
What did we measure but not count?
Arezzo are newly promoted — game 5 of their first ten at this level, where our rating knows them least. Promoted sides ran below their rating in nine of the last ten seasons — 26.5% wins in their first ten games where the rating expected 30.0% (2,793 games since 2012), fading but still visible through game nineteen. Sudtirol come into this after a busy window — 16 arrivals, 19 departures, and fewer of last season's regular starters still in the eleven. Squad turnover reads dramatic but hasn't moved results once the rating is controlled: the busiest windows landed within noise across 5,368 games, rebuilt elevens likewise across 5,446, and even losing the most regular starters showed nothing (5,336). The other measured facts on this page scored nothing either.
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About this match
On this page: the Arezzo vs Sudtirol final score and result, goal highlights and video clips of every goal, who scored, starting lineups, match stats and the full match report from this Serie B fixture.
- Who scored and when — a goal-by-goal timeline of the match.
- Match stats — possession, shots, expected goals (xG), corners and cards.
- Starting lineups and player ratings for both teams.
- Head-to-head record and recent form for both sides.
Watch the goals: goal highlights and video clips of every goal from Arezzo 1–4 Sudtirol. Explore more on the Arezzo and Sudtirol team pages or the Serie B page.
Quick answers
›What was the final score of Arezzo vs Sudtirol?
Sudtirol won 4–1 away against Arezzo (half-time 0–1).
›Who scored in Arezzo vs Sudtirol?
Fabio Rispoli (45+1') for Sudtirol; Vasco Lopes (54') for Sudtirol; Kenny Mixtur (68') for Sudtirol; Andrea Giorgini (79') for Sudtirol; Leonardo Mancuso (81') for Arezzo.
›Where can I watch Arezzo vs Sudtirol highlights?
Goal highlights and video clips from Arezzo 1–4 Sudtirol are on this page — open the videos tab to watch every goal.