Pisa Sporting Club are preparing to face Sud Tirol on Saturday (Cetilar Arena, 3.00 pm) in their match on Matchday 11 of the Serie BKT Championship. Let’s take a look at the statistics and interesting facts about the upcoming fixture, courtesy of Opta Facts by Stats Perform:
- After suffering two defeats in their first two ever meetings against Südtirol, Pisa have remained unbeaten in all four subsequent fixtures against the South Tyroleans (2 wins, 2 draws), scoring at least two goals in each match (an average of 2.3 per game).
- After two wins and three draws, Pisa lost 2-0 away to Avellino in their most recent league match; the Nerazzurri could suffer two consecutive defeats in the league for the first time since March 2025, whilst they have not suffered two consecutive defeats without scoring since April 2021.
- Sud Tirol have never recorded the same result twice in a row in their last 12 league matches: their record over that run stands at three wins, six draws and three defeats. To be precise, the Red and Whites have lost their last two away matches without scoring a single goal: the last time the South Tyroleans suffered at least three consecutive away defeats was between October and December 2024 (four on that occasion, the first three of which were without a single goal scored).
- No team has conceded more goals than Pisa in their home matches this season: 10, the same as Catanzaro and Arezzo; the Nerazzurri could concede more goals in their first six home matches of a Serie BKT season for only the second time in their history, after the 1939/40 season (14 on that occasion).
- This match pits the team that has taken the fewest corners in this league (Südtirol, with 29) against the team that boasts the best ratio of corners taken to goals scored from set-pieces: Pisa, with one goal for every 10 corners (that is, six goals from 61 corners taken).
- Tommaso Marras – who scored against Südtirol last April – has found the net in the last two home league matches; the Pisa striker is, alongside Antonio Raimondo, one of only two players born in 2004 or later to have scored in double figures across the last two Serie BKT seasons combined.
- Of those who have played in all 10 matches of this season’s league, only Marco Bellich has a higher average (93) of touches per match than Andrea Giorgini (83, the same as Tommaso Augello).