Verona and Pisa prepare for a tense relegation battle at Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi on 6 February 2026. Both sides sit bottom of Serie A with 14 points, Verona 20th and Pisa 19th only on goal difference. History between them is tight: the last three league meetings all ended level, including a 0-0 in Pisa earlier this season and a 1-1 draw in Verona back in 2017.
Verona’s momentum is poor. Their recent league form reads “LLDLL”, and overall they have just 2 wins from 23 games. At home they have 1 win, 3 draws and 7 defeats, scoring 11 and conceding 19. The statistics suggest a fragile defence (1.7 goals conceded per home game) and a limited attack (1.0 scored). However, they do have a genuine threat in Gift Emmanuel Orban, who has 7 league goals and is not listed among the absentees. Creative support should come from Giovane, Verona’s top assist provider with 4. The downside is a long injury list: J. Akpa Akpro, R. Belghali, R. Gagliardini, T. Suslov and suspended A. Sarr are all ruled out, with A. Bella-Kotchap doubtful, weakening depth and defensive stability.
Pisa’s form is similarly bleak: “LLDDL” in the standings, only 1 win all season and none away. Yet their away profile is peculiar: 0 wins, 7 draws and 4 losses, with 16 goals scored and 26 conceded. They are far more dangerous offensively on the road (1.5 goals per away game) but leak heavily at the back (2.4 conceded). They have failed to keep a single clean sheet away from home, suggesting Verona will get chances. Pisa also have issues: I. Vural is out, while experienced figures like R. Albiol and J. Cuadrado are only questionable.
The statistics point to a nervy, error-prone contest rather than a stalemate. Pisa’s higher away scoring rate against Verona’s shaky defence, combined with Verona’s home goal average and Pisa’s leaky back line, indicate goals at both ends. History favours another draw, and current form does little to separate them.
The score draw looks the most probable outcome. We predict 1-1, with Verona’s reliance on Orban balanced by Pisa’s strong away scoring numbers and Verona’s depleted squad. From an odds perspective, the data suggests value on both teams to score and on the draw as the primary result angle.
