Venezia defeated Udinese 2–1 at the Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo on Friday, 6 November, earning their second Serie A win of the season and moving above their opponents. The league’s match centre records goals from Toma Bašić and Kike Pérez, separated by Matías Moreno’s own goal.
All three goals came after the interval. Bašić opened the scoring before Moreno’s own goal restored parity after 57 minutes. Pérez put Venezia back in front in the 65th, preventing the visitors turning that temporary equaliser into a lasting shift in the contest. ANSA’s report published on the evening independently confirms the scoring sequence and final result.
Football Italia’s coverage adds detail about protecting the lead: Filip Stanković saved substitute Giorgi Chakvetadze’s long-range effort, while Akor Adams had a later goal disallowed for offside. Its data records fifteen Venezia attempts against Udinese’s thirteen. Both sides therefore continued looking for another goal after the three that counted.
The league account places Udinese bottom on five points, with Venezia moving away from last place before the international break. The significance was immediate for two nearby teams in the lower standings, particularly because the hosts recovered after their own-goal setback. The subsequent schedule sends Venezia to Juventus on 22 November, while Udinese face Bologna after the pause. Venezia gained points and position from the same direct encounter.
Archival cover photograph: Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo in Venice; not from the current event. Photographer/creator: kallerna. Image source and metadata; CC BY-SA 4.0. Image date as recorded by source: 2025-01-04 18:08. Source file used without raster edits.
