Verona vs Pisa Prediction 6 February 2026
📢 What can we expect from the clash between Verona and Pisa in the 24th round of Serie A? Both teams currently occupy the bottom two spots in the table, making this upcoming match doubly significant. Not only is there a chance to secure three crucial points, but also to leave a direct rival in the relegation battle empty-handed. In such encounters, the cost of mistakes is particularly high, so indifference on the pitch at the Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi is not an option.
Head-to-Head
📊 The head-to-head history between Verona and Pisa in recent years has been remarkably peaceful: the teams have faced each other just three times, each ending in a draw. Notably, in the first round of the current season, the rivals couldn't determine a winner, delivering a lackluster match that logically concluded in a goalless draw (0-0).
Head-to-head statistics Verona - Pisa

Hellas Verona Team Overview
🔵 Verona have been stuck at the bottom of the standings for several rounds now, with just 14 points from 23 matches. The "Mastiffs" seem to have forgotten the taste of victory, as they have gone winless in their last eight games, suffering defeats in six of them.
🟡 Their latest match was a real blow to their pride. On January 31, Verona visited the relatively modest Cagliari and suffered a humiliating 0-4 defeat, conceding twice in each half. The game seemed relatively balanced until halftime, but a red card in the 51st minute completely threw the visitors off their game. They virtually lost control of the ball, and any thoughts of scoring a goal, let alone staging a comeback, vanished. Unsurprisingly, such a disgrace led to a dismissal.
Match Results: Hellas Verona

Pisa Team Overview
🔵 Pisa's winless streak stretches even further, now reaching 12 matches (5 draws and 7 losses). The team finds themselves in the relegation zone, sitting second to last in the standings. Like Verona, the "Nerazzurri" have accumulated 14 points but edge out the "Mastiffs" on tiebreakers.
⚫ Pisa's latest outing ended in disappointment - on December 31, they struggled at home against Sassuolo (1-3), who are also going through a rough patch. The "Nerazzurri" went into halftime trailing by two goals, made a triple substitution after the break, quickly pulled one back but failed to create anything substantial thereafter. As a result, Alberto Gilardino was relieved of his duties as head coach immediately following the matchday.
Match Results: Pisa
Latest news
Hellas Verona
🚫 The "Mastiffs" continue to face significant personnel challenges. Armel Bella-Kotchap (muscle injury) and Rafiq Belghali (hip injury) are doubtful for the upcoming match. Jean-Daniel Akpa Akpro and Roberto Gagliardini (muscle injuries) will be sidelined until mid-February. Tomas Suslov is out until the end of February due to a cruciate ligament tear. Additionally, Amin Sarr is suspended following a red card in the last round.
📌 Following Paolo Zanetti's dismissal due to poor results, Paolo Sammarcho has been appointed as the interim head coach of the Mastiffs' first team. Previously, he led Verona U-19 and now has the opportunity to prove himself at a higher level.
Pisa
🚫 Pisa are also grappling with significant squad issues. Adrian Semper will miss the match due to a knee injury and is expected to return only by mid-February. Until the middle of the month, Raúl Albiol (muscle injury), Isak Vural (knee injury), and Juan Cuadrado (hamstring strain) will be unavailable to assist the team. Daniel Denun's participation is also in doubt due to physical discomfort.
📌 Oscar Hiljemark has replaced the dismissed Alberto Gilardino. The 33-year-old Swedish coach has signed a contract until June 30, 2027, with an option for extension. The club's management places high hopes on the young manager to steer the team out of its crisis.
⚽️ Goal Prediction
Verona are struggling defensively, having conceded at least one goal in 11 of their last 12 league matches. The only exception was a goalless draw against Cremonese, a team that has essentially stopped scoring altogether. Given this, a bet on a Pisa goal could be worth considering.
🚩 Corner Prediction
Both teams rank among the worst in Serie A for corners earned. Verona average 3.7 corners per match (15th in the league), while Pisa average 3.9 (13th place). Both clubs tend to play a more defensive game and struggle to apply pressure in the opposition's penalty area, making a bet on under 9.5 total corners a reasonable option.
Editorial Prediction
According to bookmakers, Verona are slight favorites heading into this clash, likely due to the home-field advantage of the Mastiffs, as both teams are in dire form and the morale in both camps is far from ideal, with both sides under new coaching staffs. However, both teams understand the stakes-defeat is not an option for either side. They are expected to play with caution, avoiding unnecessary risks. Therefore, our main bet is on under 2.5 goals. We anticipate a 1-1 scoreline on the board.