Juve Stabia 0–3 Pisa | Serie B | 6 September 2026

Result Summary

Pisa delivered a commanding away performance at Juve Stabia, securing a convincing 3–0 victory in Serie B. Goals from Arturo Calabresi, Mattéo Tramoni, and Francesco Coppola sealed a dominant three points for Paolo Bianco's side, leaving Pietro De Giorgio's hosts without answer on what proved to be a frustrating afternoon at home.

Match Analysis

On paper, the statistics told a somewhat misleading story. Juve Stabia dominated possession at 62% to Pisa's 38%, generated 96 attacks compared to Pisa's 64, and registered 15 total shots versus Pisa's 12. However, the critical detail lay in shot accuracy: the hosts managed just 3 shots on target, while Pisa registered an efficient 7, converting three of them with clinical precision.

The opening goal arrived just before the break, when Calabresi finished with a right-foot shot, assisted by Mattéo Tramoni, in the 42nd minute — a strike that rewarded Pisa's composure after an early booking for Kevin Piscopo (15') had set a physical tone. A VAR check involving Mehdi Pascal Marcel Léris occurred deep into first-half stoppage time, though it did not alter the scoreline.

Pisa's half-time substitutions proved decisive. Francesco Coppola had entered as early as the 41st minute for Rosen Bozhinov, and Filippo Pittarello came on at the break for Andrea Petagna. Juve Stabia made three changes at the interval themselves — Federico Artioli, Fabio Maistro, and Antonio Di Nardo all introduced — but the triple change failed to shift momentum.

Tramoni doubled the lead in the 68th minute with a right-foot finish, assisted by the lively Pittarello, essentially putting the contest to bed. Coppola then completed the scoring on 80 minutes, converting with a left-foot finish assisted by Simone Canestrelli — a move that was reviewed by VAR before being confirmed. Despite collecting a yellow card for time wasting at 66', Coppola had the last meaningful say on the scoreline. Juve Stabia's Giuseppe Sibilli earned a late booking in the 83rd minute for dissent, encapsulating the hosts' frustration.

Pisa's defensive discipline — absorbing Stabia's 33 dangerous attacks — was central to the result. Committing 22 fouls reflected a willingness to disrupt Stabia's rhythm, and it worked: despite the home side's 83% pass success rate and 13 key passes, they could not convert possession into meaningful threat on goal.

Prediction Review

Our pre-match forecast pointed to a 1–1 draw, assigning a 37% probability to a Pisa victory — the highest of the three outcomes, though our model leaned toward a share of the spoils with a confidence rating of just 54/100. The final 3–0 scoreline represented a decisive Pisa win that exceeded even the away-win scenario we partially anticipated. The statistical signs were there — Pisa's superior shot conversion efficiency proved the defining factor that our model did not weight sufficiently.

Key Takeaways

• Pisa's clinical edge was the decisive factor: 7 shots on target, 3 goals scored — ruthless efficiency from Paolo Bianco's side.
• Juve Stabia's possession (62%) counted for very little without genuine cutting edge in front of goal.
• Second-half substitutions by Pisa, particularly Pittarello, injected energy and directly contributed to goals.
• Our prediction was incorrect — the draw outcome did not materialise, and Pisa's away strength deserves greater weighting going forward.