Padova vs Virtus Entella Prediction & Betting Tips

Long-run form tells a mixed story

Padova's last 20 matches, stretching back through last season's Serie B run, preseason friendlies and a Coppa Italia tie, show seven wins, two draws and eleven losses, with 21 goals scored and 31 conceded. That's a wide sample covering different competitions, so it's more a long-term picture than a tight run of form.

Padova: 20 completed matches; Virtus Entella: 20 completed matches.

Padova

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

10% 2 / 20

Loss

55% 11 / 20

Scored

21

Conceded

31

Difference

-10

Virtus Entella

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

40% 8 / 20

Scored

23

Conceded

23

Difference

0

Virtus Entella's equivalent 20-game sample reads seven wins, five draws and eight losses, with 23 scored and 23 conceded. It's a similarly broad mix of Serie B, cup and friendly fixtures, but the balanced goal difference suggests a team that's rarely blown away, even when they're not winning.

Neither club's long-run numbers point to a dominant side heading into this one.

Comparative Team Statistics: Padova vs Virtus Entella

An even head-to-head, with home advantage standing out

The last four meetings between these two are split two wins apiece, with no draws at all. When Padova have been the home side, they've won twice and only lost the Supercoppa final meeting, so their record at this ground looks decent.

Virtus Entella's solitary win in that set came when they had home advantage themselves, back in April 2026.

This season's table paints a different picture

Five games into the new Serie B campaign, Padova have two wins, a draw and two defeats for seven points, putting them sixth. Virtus Entella have taken five points from the same number of matches - one win, two draws and two defeats - and sit fourteenth.

Interestingly, Padova have actually conceded more than they've scored this season, while Entella's goal difference is slightly positive despite the lower points total.

The league position gap looks bigger than the underlying goal numbers suggest.

Cards more than injuries make the headlines

There's no confirmed injury news for either side this far out, but the disciplinary numbers are worth flagging. Padova's P. Fusi has picked up two yellow cards in his last five appearances, and teammate L. Carissoni has been sent off once in that same span - worth watching, though it doesn't confirm a suspension for this specific fixture.

Padova:

Penalty cards:

L. Carissoni x 1

P. Fusi x 2

Virtus Entella:

Penalty cards:

Bernat Guiu x 2

Virtus Entella's Bernat Guiu also has two yellows in five games, while doubling up as the club's leading assist provider. Padova's M. Cocchi matches that assist tally on his side of the pitch.