Hellas Verona beats Venezia after recovering from a 3-1 deficit. HIGHLIGHTS

VENEZIA. Hellas Verona was capable to reverse the scoreline against Venezia.

December 6, 2021

VENEZIA. Hellas Verona found a way to reverse the scoreline against Venezia. Hellas Verona took advantage of its better ball possession (57%).

P. Ceccaroni received a red card (63′). This red card was one of the reason why Venezia lost the match.

The match was played at the Stadio Pierluigi Penzo stadium in Venezia on Sunday and it started at 3:00 pm local time. The referee was Alessandro Prontera with the collaboration of Luigi Rossi and Domenico Fontemurato. The 4th official was Andrea Colombo. The weather was cloudy. The temperature was quite cold at 6.4 degrees Celsius or 43.59 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 90%.

Match Statistics

Venezia

3 - 4

Hellas Verona

44 Ball Possession 56

Shots

8 Total 18
5 On Target 7
3 Off Target 11
0 Shots blocked 4

92 Attack 105
40 Dangerous attack 49
99 Ball safe 87

0 Penalties 1
1 Corners 6
1 Off Sides 1

Fouls

13 Total 14
2 Yellow Cards 2
0 Double Yellow 0
1 Red Card 0

Other

6 Substitutions 3

Ball possession

Hellas Verona had a strong ball possession 57% while Venezia was struggling with a 43% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Hellas Verona was putting more pressure with 49 dangerous attacks and 18 shots of which 7 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Hellas Verona won the match.

Venezia shot 8 times, 5 on target, 3 off target. Talking about the opposition, Hellas Verona shot 18 times, 7 on target, 11 off target.

Cards

Venezia received 2 yellow cards (A. Vacca and T. Henry). Talking about the opposition, Hellas Verona received 2 yellow cards (G. Magnani and G. Simeone).

(Venezia) was sent off after receiving a red card in the (63′).

Match Timeline

12'

19'

28'

Thomas Henry(goal)

30'

Giangiacomo Magnani- sub ->N. Casale

45'

Giangiacomo Magnani- Yellow

52'

Thomas Henry(own-goal)

57'

63'

65'

Michael Svoboda- sub ->M. Aramu

66'

G. Busio- sub ->P. Mazzocchi

66'

67'

73'

T. Tessmann- sub ->A. Vacca

75'

79'

85'

87'

90'

Thomas Henry- Yellow

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After playing this match, Venezia will stay with 15 points like Sampdoria to sit in the 16th place. Regarding the opposition, Hellas Verona will have 23 points to hold in the 10th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the Serie A, Venezia will host Juventus on the 11th of December with a 0-0 head to head.

Hellas Verona will host Atalanta on the 12th of December with a 6-5 head to head stats in favor of Atalanta (3 draws).

Venezia – Formation

Venezia

Sergio Romero 88.Argentina

6.6

C. Molinaro 3.Italy

6.2

Mattia Caldara 31.Italy

6.7

Pasquale Mazzocchi 7.Italy

6.1

66'

Pietro Ceccaroni 32.Italy

6.2

63'

12'

Antonio Junior Vacca 5.Italy

7.0

75'

73'

Domen Crnigoj 33.Slovenia

7.1

19'

Sofian Kiyine 23.Morocco

6.2

66'

M. Aramu 10.Italy

6.8

66'

Thomas Henry 14.France

8.2

90'

28'

David Okereke 77.Nigeria

Substitutes

Luca Lezzerini 12.Italy

Ridgeciano Haps 55.Suriname

David Schnegg 28.Austria

Michael Svoboda 30.Austria

6.7

66'

Tyronne Ebuehi 22.Nigeria

6.3

66'

Daan Heymans 18.Belgium

Dor Peretz 42.Israel

Bjarki Bjarkason 19.Iceland

G. Busio 27.United States

6.5

66'

T. Tessmann 8.United States

6.4

75'

Dennis Johnsen 17.Norway

6.5

Francesco Forte 9.Italy

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

The manager Paolo Zanetti decided to play with the following team: Sergio Romero (6.6), Pasquale Mazzocchi (6.1), Mattia Caldara (6.7), Pietro Ceccaroni (6.2), Cristian Molinaro (6.2), Sofian Kiyine (6.2), Antonio Junior Vacca (7.0), Domen Črnigoj (7.1), Mattia Aramu (6.8), David Okereke and Thomas Henry (8.2).

The home team had on the bench: Dennis Johnsen (6.5), Daan Heymans, Luca Lezzerini, Ridgeciano Haps, David Schnegg, Michael Svoboda (6.7), Dor Peretz, Francesco Forte, Bjarki Steinn Bjarkason, Gianluca Busio (6.5), Tyronne Ebuehi (6.3) and Tanner Tessmann (6.4).

Venezia could not rely on the presence of D. Johnsen (injured).

Substitutions

Venezia made 5 changes: D. Okereke for D. Johnsen (7′), M. Aramu for M. Svoboda (66′), P. Mazzocchi for G. Busio (66′), S. Kiyine for T. Ebuehi (66′) and A. Vacca for T. Tessmann (75′).

Best player: Thomas Henry

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Venezia was Thomas Henry.

His rating is (8.2) with 1 goal, 24 passes (58% accurate) and 2 key passes. He was won 17 duels out of 23.

Hellas Verona – Formation

Hellas Verona

Lorenzo Montipò 96.Italy

6.0

Federico Ceccherini 17.Italy

6.4

P. Dawidowicz 27.Poland

6.5

Nicolò Casale 16.Italy

5.9

30'

Davide Faraoni 5.Italy

7.2

Miguel Veloso 4.Portugal

6.9

57'

Darko Lazović 8.Serbia

6.8

Adrien Tamèze 61.France

6.8

Ivan Ilić 14.Serbia

6.5

79'

Gianluca Caprari 10.Italy

7.2

65'

Giovanni Simeone 99.Argentina

8.1

87'

67', 85'

Substitutes

Alessandro Berardi 22.Italy

Ivor Pandur 1.Croatia

Giangiacomo Magnani 23.Italy

7.1

30'

45'

Bosko Sutalo 31.Croatia

Mert Çetin 15.Turkey

D. Bessa 24.Italy

6.8

79'

Kevin Rüegg 20.Switzerland

A. Ragusa 32.Italy

Kevin Lasagna 11.Italy

6.8

57'

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

Igor Tudor played with: Lorenzo Montipò (6.0), Nicolò Casale (5.9), Paweł Dawidowicz (6.5), Federico Ceccherini (6.4), Davide Faraoni (7.2), Adrien Tameze (6.8), Miguel Veloso (6.9), Darko Lazović (6.8), Ivan Ilić (6.5), Giovanni Simeone (8.1) and Gianluca Caprari (7.2).

They had on the bench: Giangiacomo Magnani (7.1), Daniel Bessa (6.8), Alessandro Berardi, Boško Šutalo, Ivor Pandur, Antonino Ragusa, Mert Çetin, Kevin Ruegg and Kevin Lasagna (6.8).