“Giuseppe Cuomo picked up a yellow card just before the flurry of chances that led to the opening goal.”
“Tommaso Corazza gives Vicenza the lead, finishing off a move assisted by Silvio Merkaj after a flurry of Juve Stabia chances moments earlier.”
Pivotal“Nardo Di Antonio levels the score for Juve Stabia, cancelling out Vicenza's lead late in the match.”
PivotalJuve Stabia dominated the ball with 66% possession and nearly double the passes of Vicenza, but it was the hosts who struck first through Tommaso Corazza in the 52nd minute, capitalizing on a spell of pressure that saw both sides trade half-chances. Vicenza held firm defensively for much of the second half despite being significantly outplayed territorially, managing just one shot on target compared to Juve Stabia's one, but they couldn't hold on to all three points. Nardo Di Antonio drew the visitors level in the 78th minute, rescuing a point for a Juve Stabia side that controlled the game's rhythm without ever truly threatening in front of goal. The result leaves both mid-table sides with plenty to ponder - Vicenza will feel they let a lead slip against a team they largely contained, while Juve Stabia's dominance in possession yielded little beyond the equalizer.
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