Venezia vs Sudtirol Match Recap - Oct 29, 2025

In a commanding performance at the Stadio Pierluigi Penzo, Venezia delivered a decisive 3-0 victory over Sudtirol on October 29, 2025, solidifying their mid-table position in Serie B. This match, part of the regular season's tenth round, showcased a resurgent Venezia side that desperately needed a win following a recent dip in form, including a narrow 2-3 defeat just four days prior at Carrarese.

Issa Doumbia opened the scoring for Venezia in the 39th minute, setting the tone for what would become a dominant display. The midfielder, who has been a consistent presence for Venezia, found the back of the net just before halftime. He was aided by a well-structured attacking unit that aimed to exploit Sudtirol's defensive lapses. Doumbia's goal ignited the home fans and gave Venezia a much-needed boost as they headed into the break.

The momentum continued to swell for Venezia right before the halftime whistle, as they doubled their lead during stoppage time with a goal from Kike Pérez in the 45+2 minute. This moment was pivotal; Sudtirol, who entered the match hoping to build on a recent string of draws and a previously solid outing, was left reeling. Two goals down and facing an uphill battle, the visitors needed an extraordinary effort to turn the tide in the second half.

John Yeboah, who displayed promising pace throughout the afternoon, sealed the victory for Venezia with a third goal in the 67th minute. His strike not only confirmed the win but provided a much-needed confidence boost to a team that has been searching for consistency. Venezia's ability to convert chances into goals was a stark contrast to Sudtirol's struggles, as they could not manage to find their scoring touch despite some opportunities.

While Sudtirol had moments where they might have pulled one back, their attack lacked the clinical finishing needed to challenge Venezia effectively. The visitors, who now sit in 13th place with only 10 points from nine matches, will need to regroup quickly, as they have not won since their 3-1 triumph over Reggiana on September 27. With two draws and three losses following that victory, Sudtirol's season is in danger of spiraling without a shift in form.

This victory lifts Venezia to 9th place with 13 points, a welcome result that may finally signal a turning point for a squad that has been highly competitive yet inconsistent. The team's tactical setup, which favored attacking play and ball control, appears to be finding its rhythm just in time for their next fixture against Catanzaro on November 2.

Looking ahead, both teams must navigate challenging paths. Venezia aims to build on their success and climb higher in the standings, while Sudtirol faces a crucial match against Padova on November 1 - a game where they desperately need a result to revive their campaign. The stakes remain high in Serie B, and with momentum on their side, Venezia will relish the opportunity to reinforce their playoff aspirations, while Sudtirol fights to avoid falling further behind.