“Arturo Calabresi fires home with his right foot to give Pisa the lead, assisted by Matteo Tramoni.”
Pivotal“Matteo Tramoni gets his goal after seeing an earlier effort saved, extending Pisa's lead to 0-2 (per scoreline tracking, effectively 0-3 territory in game flow).”
“Francesco Coppola completes the scoring, finishing off a move assisted by Simone Canestrelli to make it 0-3.”
Outstanding performance

Pisa's clinical edge told the story here, converting just 7 shots on target into three goals while Juve Stabia squandered a staggering 62% possession advantage without finding the net. The visitors struck twice inside the first 45 minutes through Arturo Calabresi and Mehdi Léris, with Andrea Petagna somehow missing a golden opportunity to pull Juve Stabia back into it when his penalty was saved right on the stroke of half-time. Matteo Tramoni doubled his side's tally in the second half before substitute Francesco Coppola, who'd been on the pitch since the 41st minute, sealed the rout with a well-taken finish in the 80th. For Pisa, this result underlines genuine promotion credentials and offers real momentum going into the coming weeks, while Juve Stabia's dominance without reward will raise fresh concerns about their struggles at the bottom of the table.
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