The match between Venezia and Parma ended in a 1-1 draw, a result that reflects the determination of both teams. Hans Nicolussi Caviglia’s goal, scored thanks to a precise assist from Oristanio, opened the scoring, while Emanuele Valeri responded for the dukes with an unstoppable low shot.
The match saw two key moments:
After playing mostly away games at the start of the season – seven out of 11 games – Venezia is ready to return home for two crucial matches. They will face Parma on Saturday afternoon, followed by Lecce on Monday, November 25, in the middle of the international break. These games represent key opportunities for the Venetians, who hope to move away from the relegation zone for the first time this season. Coach Di Francesco will have to do without Bjarkason until the end of the month, but otherwise he can count on a large and competitive squad. In recent times, the coach has given space to many players in the squad, confirming the effectiveness of the choices made also in the recent match with Inter. For the next match against Parma, an attack formed by Pohjanpalo and Oristanio is expected, supported by Busio.
Venezia is now in a crucial phase of the season. The upcoming matches will not only affect the standings but also the team’s morale. With a growing squad and several attacking options, the Venetians aim to make the most of these opportunities to climb the rankings and ensure a more serene future in the top flight of Italian football.
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