Pisa vs Cremonese Prediction 8 November 2025

📢 What can we expect from the clash between Pisa and Cremonese in the 11th round of Serie A at the Arena Garibaldi? Last season, these teams were battling it out in Serie B, and now they are striving to establish themselves in the top flight, tackling the same challenge. Pisa are gradually gaining momentum, avoiding defeats, while Cremonese are already feeling comfortable in mid-table. It promises to be a tense encounter.

Head-to-Head

📊 The head-to-head history between Pisa and Cremonese over recent years features 15 matches, with the "Nerazzurri" holding a slight edge: 7 wins, 3 draws, and 5 losses. The last two encounters took place in the previous Serie B season, both ending in Pisa's favor. In November, they secured a 3-1 away victory, followed by a home win in May, reaffirming their dominance with a 2-1 scoreline.

Pisa Team Overview

🔵 Pisa approach the upcoming match in high spirits: the team remain unbeaten in their last four fixtures, which has helped them climb out of the relegation zone to sit 17th. However, they are yet to secure a win, as all these games ended in draws.

⚫ In their last outing, Pisa drew 2-2 away against Torino, squandering a golden opportunity to claim their first victory. By the 29th minute, the visitors were leading 2-0 thanks to a brace from Stefano Moreo, but they couldn't maintain their advantage even until halftime: the "Bulls" responded with two precise strikes in the 42nd and 45+3rd minutes. This was surprising, as Pisa had been defensively solid in recent matches but lost focus at crucial moments here. The game itself was evenly matched, and the final result can be considered fair. 

Cremonese Team Overview

⚪ Cremonese have been frequently delighting their fans with positive results. After ten rounds, the team sits in 10th place in the standings, having accumulated 14 points. During this stretch, they have suffered only two defeats, both against higher-level opponents.

🔴 One of these losses came in the last round when the "gray-reds" fell at home to Juventus (1-2). The Turin side are experiencing a challenging autumn, but the difference in class was evident right from the start: Cremonese conceded the first goal in the second minute, which seriously affected the players' morale. The team noticeably lagged behind their opponents in decision-making speed and the quality of their positional attacks. Nevertheless, the end of the match was eventful—thanks to Jamie Vardy's activity, they managed to reduce the deficit, but lacked the time and energy to equalize.

Latest news

Pisa

📣 Following a 2-2 draw with Torino, Pisa's head coach Alberto Gilardino assessed the match: "I'm proud of the lads for the first 35 minutes—two quick attacks and two goals! Not many teams take points at this stadium. Yes, we were leading 2-0 and couldn't maintain the result, but it's a learning experience. To achieve victories, we need to learn how to control key moments—we have the potential and will continue to grow."

🚫 All of Pisa's injured players are listed as "doubtful": Mateus Lusardi is experiencing physical discomfort, while Tomas Esteves and Calvin Stengs are still recovering from muscle issues—a decision on each will be made closer to the game.

Cremonese

📣 After their 2-1 defeat to Juventus, Cremonese head coach Davide Nicola reflected on the match: "I think the fans enjoyed the game. I saw a team that continues to believe in what they're doing. We were a bit lacking physically in attack, but compared to the match against Inter, we've made progress. It's a pity; if we had scored in the first 20 minutes of the second half, who knows how things might have turned out. The paradox is that there's regret over missing out on a draw. Juventus didn't overwhelm us, and that makes me proud."

🚫 Cremonese might be without six players for their upcoming match. Alessio Zerbin and Alberto Grassi are doubtful due to illness. Antonio Sanabria might also miss out with a calf injury. Giuseppe Pezzella's readiness is being assessed following a recent concussion. Michele Collocolo and Faris Mumbanja are still recovering from muscle injuries, putting their participation in question as well.

⚽️ Goal Prediction

⚽️ Goal Prediction

Cremonese have swiftly adapted to the Serie A level: even when playing defensively, they consistently pick up points, create chances, and find the back of the net. The "Gray and Reds" have scored at least one goal in their last six matches, with notable scalps including Inter (1-4), Atalanta (1-1), Como (1-1), and Juventus (1-2). Given this striking efficiency, a bet on a Cremonese goal seems highly justified.

🚩 Corner Prediction

Both teams favor a cautious, defensive style of play and rarely apply intense pressure on their opponents' goal, which is directly reflected in their corner statistics. Cremonese average just 2.7 corners per match – the lowest in Serie A. Pisa are only slightly better, averaging 3.2 corners, placing them 17th. While possession may alternate between the teams in their head-to-head clash, significant deviations from these numbers are unlikely. Therefore, betting on under 9.5 total corners appears to be a reasonable wager.