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Johvi Phoenix0-1Luunja
Tue, 10 Feb 2026, 19:00
Serie B
Italy
Italy
Full Time
1:0
HT: 1 - 0

Match Timeline

9'
Charlys
Normal Goal → S. Bonetti
28'
A. Novakovich🟨
Yellow Card
39'
N. Girma🟨
Yellow Card
46'
D. Bragantini🔄
Substitution 1 → T. Marras
46'
D. Mensah🔄
Substitution 2 → L. Mancuso
63'
T. Goncalves🔄
Substitution 3 → F. Benaissa-Yahia
63'
N. Buso🔄
Substitution 4 → F. Ruocco
65'
A. Meroni🟨
Yellow Card
70'
N. Girma🔄
Substitution 1 → C. Gondo
70'
T. Reinhart🔄
Substitution 2 → L. Mendicino
77'
A. Meroni🔄
Substitution 5 → N. Muci
80'
T. Marras
Goal Disallowed - video review
88'
R. Kouda🟨
Yellow Card
90'
A. Novakovich🔄
Substitution 3 → T. Fumagalli
90'
A. Tripaldelli🔄
Substitution 4 → A. Bozzolan
90+1'
L. Belardinelli🔄
Substitution 5 → F. Vallarelli
90+2'
A. Bozzolan🟨
Yellow Card
90+7'
Unknown Player🟨
Yellow Card

Match Statistics

3Shots on Goal1
4Shots off Goal4
11Total Shots10
4Blocked Shots5
7Shots insidebox5
4Shots outsidebox5
14Fouls12
5Corner Kicks2
2Offsides3
30Ball Possession70
2Yellow Cards2
1Goalkeeper Saves2
235Total passes552
157Passes accurate481
67Passes %87
0.75expected_goals0.49
0goals_prevented0

Starting Lineups

ReggianaReggiana1:1

Starting XI

1Alessandro MicaiG
43Simone BonettiD
33Alessandro TripaldelliM
9Andrija NovakovichF
4Paolo RozzioD
57Luca BelardinelliM
80Natan GirmaF
2Andrea PapettiD
16Tobías ReinhartM
8CharlysM
17Lorenzo LibuttiM

MantovaMantova1:1

Starting XI

24Francesco BardiG
27Alessio CastelliniD
15Tiago GonçalvesM
77Nicolò BusoF
7Davis MensahF
29Stefano CellaD
80Rachid KoudaM
30Davide BragantiniF
13Andrea MeroniD
21Simone TrimboliM
3Ali DembéléM

Head-to-Head

📈 Team Form & Statistics

Reggiana
Reggiana
Form: L-D-L-L-L
Mantova
Mantova
Form: W-D-L-W-D
Record
1 W
1 D
8 L
2 W
3 D
5 L
Goals Per Game
0.7
Scored
vs
1.1
Scored
1.6
Conceded
vs
1.8
Conceded
Betting Indicators
Clean Sheets
10%
Clean Sheets
10%
BTTS
60%
BTTS
60%
Home/Away Performance
Scored
Home:0.8
Away:0.6
Conceded
Home:1.8
Away:1.4
Scored
Home:1.0
Away:1.2
Conceded
Home:1.8
Away:1.8

⚡ Elo Ratings

Long Term Elo Rating
1463
Average
1498
Average
Short Term Elo Rating
1452
↓ Momentum (-11)
1487
↓ Momentum (-11)
Expected Outcome
30%
Home Win
33%
Draw
37%
Away Win
Attack & Defence Elo
Long Term
1445
Attack
1486
1495
Defence
1491
Recent Form
1458
Attack
1494
1481
Defence
1491
Post-Match Changes
+12
Rating Change
0
Rating Change
Elo ratings measure team strength based on match results and opponent quality. Higher ratings indicate stronger teams.

📝 Match Preview

Six-Pointer Showdown: Goals Expected in Relegation Battle
Recommendation:OVER_2_5
Odds:2.15
Expected Value:+39.8%
Confidence:70

When two struggling Serie B sides collide in a relegation six-pointer, the natural assumption might be a cagey, low-scoring affair. But the data tells a very different story for Reggiana versus Mantova. With both teams anchored in the bottom five and separated by just two points, this match carries immense weight. However, rather than a tense stalemate, all indicators point towards goals. Reggiana's form is nothing short of disastrous. They've managed just one win in their last ten outings—a 1-0 victory over today's opponents, Mantova, back in December. Since then, it's been a parade of defeats: a 2-0 loss to Catanzaro, a 1-0 defeat at Frosinone, and heavy home losses to Cesena (1-2) and league leaders Venezia (1-3). Their defensive record at home is particularly alarming, conceding 1.8 goals per game while scoring just 0.8. They've failed to win any of their last five home matches, picking up a solitary point from that 1-1 draw with Juve Stabia. Mantova arrive with marginally better momentum. Their last ten games show two wins, three draws, and five losses, including a recent 2-1 home victory over Bari and a commendable 2-1 away win at Padova. However, they've been shipping goals at an even higher rate than Reggiana, conceding 1.8 per game on average. Their 2-5 demolition by Venezia and 3-0 loss at Venezia earlier in the season highlight their vulnerability against any side with attacking intent, and their away games have been eventful, featuring a 2-2 draw at Pescara and that 0-3 loss. The head-to-head history is one-sided in Reggiana's favour—they've never lost to Mantova in five meetings (three wins, two draws). But that historical dominance clashes violently with their current reality. The most telling statistic is the goal expectancy for this match, which sits at a combined 2.80. This isn't a forecast for a 0-0 or 1-0 grind; it's predicting fireworks. Looking at the specific recent results, the trend is unmistakable. Four of Reggiana's last five home games have featured three or more goals (1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-2, 0-1). Similarly, three of Mantova's last five away trips have gone over the 2.5 line (2-2, 1-2, 0-3). When you have one team that can't stop conceding at home (1.8 per game) facing another that leaks goals on the road (1.8 per game), and both possess enough attacking threat to contribute, the conditions are perfect for an open, high-scoring contest. **Key Points:** * **Relegation Pressure:** Both teams are desperate for points, which can lead to open, error-prone football. * **Defensive Frailties:** Reggiana concedes 1.8 goals per home game; Mantova concedes 1.8 per away game. * **Recent Form Trend:** 7 of the last 10 combined home/away games for these teams featured Over 2.5 goals. * **Head-to-Hood Hoodoo:** Reggiana has never lost to Mantova, but their current form makes that record precarious. * **Goal Expectancy:** The pre-match statistical model predicts a total of 2.80 goals. **Summary & Betting Verdict:** This is a classic case where the league table lies. While 16th vs 15th suggests a tight scrap, the underlying numbers scream goals. Both defences are among the leakiest in the division, and both sets of recent matches have consistently exceeded the 2.5 goal mark. The market offers Over 2.5 Goals at a generous 2.15. Given the clear evidence of defensive vulnerability and a combined goal expectancy well above the line, this represents significant value. For a bettor looking for a high-probability play with excellent expected value, backing goals is the smart move here.

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