BRESCIA. Brescia and Venezia didn’t manage to score any goal on Saturday. Venezia was not able to win even if it was superior in terms of ball possession (56%).

The match was played at the Stadio Mario Rigamonti stadium in Brescia on Saturday and it started at 2:00 pm local time. The referee was Luca Zufferli with the assistance of Andrea Zingarelli and Marco Ricci. The 4th official was Abdoulaye Diop. The weather was light rain. The temperature was pleasant at 23.36 degrees Celsius or 74.05 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 46%.​

Match Statistics​

Ball possession

Venezia had a superior ball possession 56% while Brescia was struggling with a 44% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Venezia was more aggressive with 55 dangerous attacks and 15 shots of which 0 were on target. However, that was not enough Venezia to win the match​.

Brescia shot 11 times, 4 on target, 5 off target. On the opposite side, Venezia shot 15 times, 0 on target, 3 off target.

Cards

Brescia received 3 yellow cards (Fabrizio Paghera, Dimitri Bisoli and Mohamed Fares). On the opposite side, Venezia received 3 yellow cards (Paolo Vanoli, Tanner Tessmann and Francesco Zampano).

Standings

Next matches

In the next match in the Serie B, Brescia will play away against Spezia on the 26th of September with a 10-3 head to head statistic in favor of Spezia (7 draws).

Venezia will host Bari 1908 on the 9th of March with a 2-2 head to head record.

Brescia – Formation

Brescia started with a 3-4-1-2 line-up (3-4-1-2).

The manager Dan Thomassen decided to play with the following team: Luca Lezzerini (7.0), Andrea Papetti (7.3), Andrea Cistana (7.8), Massimiliano Mangraviti (7.7), Lorenzo Dickmann (8.1), Dimitri Bisoli (7.5), Fabrizio Paghera (6.7), Mohamed Fares (7.1), Birkir Bjarnason (7.0), Gennaro Borrelli (7.1) and Flavio Bianchi (7.1).

The home team had on the bench: Emanuele Ndoj, Gabriele Moncini (6.6), Corrado Riviera, Elia Maccherini Tonini, Riccardo Fogliata, Lorenzo Andrenacci, Nicolas Galazzi (7.0), Giacomo Olzer (6.7) and Michele Besaggio (6.4).

Substitutions

Brescia made 4 changes: Fabrizio Paghera for Michele Besaggio (67′), Birkir Bjarnason for Giacomo Olzer (85′), Mohamed Fares for Nicolas Galazzi (80′) and Gennaro Borrelli for Gabriele Moncini (80′).

Best player: Lorenzo Dickmann​

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Brescia was Lorenzo Dickmann.

His rating is (8.1) with 35 passes (77% accurate) and 2 key passes. He was won 6 duels out of 7. He performed 3 crosses.

Venezia – Formation

Venezia started with a aggressive line-up (4-3-3).

Paolo Vanoli played with: Jesse Joronen (7.7), Francesco Zampano (7.0), Giorgio Altare (7.3), Jay Idzes (7.0), Marin Šverko (7.3), Gianluca Busio (7.3), Tanner Tessmann (7.0), Mikael Ellertsson (6.8), Nicholas Pierini (6.7), Joel Pohjanpalo (7.0) and Denis Cheryshev (7.0).

These were the players on the bench: Christian Gytkjær (6.4), Bruno Bertinato, Marco Modolo, Dennis Johnsen (6.4), Bjarki Steinn Bjarkason (6.7), Matteo Grandi, Nunzio Lella, Ali Dembélé, Antonio Candela (6.4), Maximilian Ullmann and Magnus Kofod Andersen (7.0).

Substitutions

Venezia made 5 changes: Denis Cheryshev for Christian Gytkjær (76′), Nicholas Pierini for Dennis Johnsen (62′), Mikael Ellertsson for Magnus Kofod Andersen (67′), Tanner Tessmann for Bjarki Steinn Bjarkason (67′) and Francesco Zampano for Antonio Candela (76′).

Best player: Jesse Joronen​

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Venezia was the goalkeeper: Jesse Joronen. His rating is 7.65. He performed 3 saves.

Results of the day

These are the results of the day in the Serie B.​

• Brescia – Venezia – 0-0
• Ternana – Südtirol – 1-1
• Spezia – Reggiana – 1-2
• Modena – Lecco – 0-0
• FeralpiSalò – Pisa – 0-1
• Cremonese – Ascoli – 2-2